Desperate Measures is a gripping gangland thriller from the bestselling author Kerry Barnes. Silence the witness . . .
The girls who escaped Laxville Children’s Home carry scars that never healed. The Menzies took them in as family and made one no one would ever hurt them again.
But what happens if that promise cannot be fulfilled?Because not every man paid for what they did.
Lord Haroldson was one of them. Now, he must resort to desperate measures to keep the past buried.
Jeanie Menzie, daughter of the notorious Vic Menzie, has been handed The Opal club. She carries more than her fair share of demons, but she’s not about to let everything fall apart.
So, when a Laxville girl is brutally murdered and dumped outside her club, it becomes personal.
This isn’t random . . .
To protect his secrets, Haroldson makes one call, unleashing a greedy, ruthless man with his own plans for what comes next.
But Jeanie is her father’s daughter.
Touch her club or her family . . . and you’re not walking away.
Kerry Barnes has once again impressed us with her storytelling. Her narratives are top-notch and capture your attention from the very beginning. This is the second installment in what has proven to be an enjoyable series. The Menzie family is loyal and supportive of one another, but if you cross them, you'll experience their wrath. The characters are a mix of likeable and unlikable, which makes for a compelling read. This series is filled with gripping crime narratives at their best. I loved how it kept the reader engaged with its twists and turns. Thank you, Kerry. You've done it again.
Wow ! The Menzies absolutely brilliant book . Jeannie another strong female character who completely draws you in ! Jeanie firstly with Anthony mm the writing was on the wall at the beginning! I never want to say too much on the reviews that would spoil your enjoyment. So please just read this book along with all this authors others for me they are all 5 star !
Best ever , I could not put this thrilling book down, no tea made hubby asking but I had to finish it , definitely one of the best I have read , full of twist and turns , excellent writing