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A DICEY KILL
BOOK ONE OF THE GIRLQUAKE SERIES
Crash Collins is down on his luck. He owes 50 grand to King Red, a notorious loan shark on the Gold Coast. Fortunately for Crash, his sister arrives in town. Dicey is an experienced bounty hunter with time to kill before she takes on a new assignment in the Philippines. Not willing to lend her brother the money (knowing too well his gambling problem), Dicey plans to collect the substantial bounty posted on the president of an outlaw motorcycle gang.
Against alarming odds, she must not only kill the president but collect the money from the rival motorcycle gang that posted the reward. But underestimating Dicey will prove a fatal mistake for many ...
Mark Russell is the author of the highly acclaimed thriller 'The Politics of Pleasure.'
Crash Collins is down on his luck. He owes 50 grand to King Red, a notorious loan shark on the Gold Coast. Fortunately for Crash, his sister arrives in town. Dicey is an experienced bounty hunter with time to kill before she takes on a new assignment in the Philippines. Not willing to lend her brother the money (knowing too well his gambling problem), Dicey plans to collect the substantial bounty posted on the president of an outlaw motorcycle gang.
Against alarming odds, she must not only kill the president but collect the money from the rival motorcycle gang that posted the reward. But underestimating Dicey will prove a fatal mistake for many ...
Mark Russell is the author of the highly acclaimed thriller 'The Politics of Pleasure.'
50 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 7, 2014
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September 2, 2014
The author does know how to keep your attention
However, that's the only positive thing I can say about the book. if you want your hero and heroine of the story to be totally screwed up, emotionally detached, murderous maniacs, that are drunk or wasted on some form of high, and think that vengeance is the only game that counts - well this is the book for you! I read a lot of books, and there wasn't anything likeable about any of these characters. They killed for money, for power, and just because they could. The reader realizes quickly that the scene where "Dicey" is bested by her brother's nemesis, is only there because no imagination is used by the writer to find a way for her to get to him to take care of the task at hand. Her behavior in this incident was totally inconsistent with her character thru the rest of the book. Her brother is just plain selfish, narcissistic, and immature. She is soulless. I understand being broken by a bad childhood, but come on people, get over it. Quit making it an excuse for all current behavior. If bad language bothers you, move on again, you won't like this.
However, that's the only positive thing I can say about the book. if you want your hero and heroine of the story to be totally screwed up, emotionally detached, murderous maniacs, that are drunk or wasted on some form of high, and think that vengeance is the only game that counts - well this is the book for you! I read a lot of books, and there wasn't anything likeable about any of these characters. They killed for money, for power, and just because they could. The reader realizes quickly that the scene where "Dicey" is bested by her brother's nemesis, is only there because no imagination is used by the writer to find a way for her to get to him to take care of the task at hand. Her behavior in this incident was totally inconsistent with her character thru the rest of the book. Her brother is just plain selfish, narcissistic, and immature. She is soulless. I understand being broken by a bad childhood, but come on people, get over it. Quit making it an excuse for all current behavior. If bad language bothers you, move on again, you won't like this.
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