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Double-Crossed Kindle Edition
Accountant Brinley Myers, a recent hire at the Moroccan Casino, discovers a money laundering operation orchestrated by the New York mob and suddenly her life and the people in it become collateral damage.
Reed has Brinley in her sights and is ready to close the contract when she sees Brinley’s son in the car with her. Even hard-hearted Reed can’t kill a mother in front of her child. Before Reed can come up with a plan to finish the job, she’s double-crossed. It’ll take all her street smarts to keep herself, and her surprisingly beautiful mark, alive.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateSeptember 10, 2019
- File size1397 KB
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- ASIN : B07VGK8MZD
- Publisher : Bold Strokes Books (September 10, 2019)
- Publication date : September 10, 2019
- Language : English
- File size : 1397 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 263 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #914,699 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #5,229 in Lesbian Romance
- #30,938 in LGBTQ+ Romance (Books)
- #36,886 in Romantic Suspense (Kindle Store)
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Originally from Cuba, Ali Vali has retained much of her family’s traditions and language and uses them frequently in her stories. Having her father read her stories and poetry before bed every night as a child infused her with a love of reading, which carries till today. She has discovered that living in Louisiana provides plenty of material to draw from in creating her novels and short stories. Ali currently lives outside New Orleans, Louisiana.
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i have one tiny complaint. I had trouble following the dialog direction. i would welcome better "who's talking" now, clues.
all things considered, it was a fast, enjoyable read. on to my next buy!!
Well done. Hope there is another Devil book in the works of Cain and Remi will be featured in the Las Vegas series.
I enjoyed getting to know Reed, Oscar & Brinkley along with little Finn. Reed becomes a thief & we get an inside look at why she chose thievery as a profession.
Double-Crossed has a lot of action of who did what & why & how. It was a good, fun read to find out who gets double crossed & why & how. Reed ends up double crossed & has to figure out how to get out of the mess that others get her into.
Enjoyable reading. Reed could have her own series just like Casey Cain!
Brinley Myers moved to Las Vegas with her one year old son. Her previous partner cheated on her and that made her turn to an ill advised night with a man, leaving her pregnant with Finn and hounded by the man’s family for money. Getting a fresh start away from them took her to the Moroccan Casino’s accounting department. Soon, her life is upended when her employer takes out a contract on her. Reed is in even more trouble as she struggles to eliminate an innocent person while getting caught in a war between the powerful mob families in Las Vegas.
'Double crossed' is a mob story with romance at the side. Thirty percent into the tale, and the mains had not met yet. There was a lot of mob family related dynamics that made this feel like a Joe Pesci movie. Interesting if you are into it, but not so great for romance fans. If you enjoyed the movie ‘Casino’, this will be enjoyable as well.
I have to say, this book moved me in a few different ways. It made me shake my head at how a child had to endure so much in life and get by with so little support. It also made me question what I was reading when Reed simply committed a double murder. The author even managed to evoke some sadness when Reed left an escort behind. Ms Vali did a great job of conveying feelings, whether it was anger, greed, sadness, regret or loneliness.
Reed isn't an easy to love character. There was something about her not making excuses for her choices that made her a likable character in the end. She openly admitted to Brinley how damaged she was. How she was no better than the people who hired her to eliminate other individuals. On the other side, Brinley falling in love with the person hired to kill her was crazy, but somehow Ms. Vali makes it sound credible in some twisted way. Still, the romance was lacking for me and while the ending clearly sets this as just the beginning of a series, I was not crazy about the choices the mains made. However, I will read the next book and just accept the premise of the story and enjoy it for what it is, an intrigue/thriller book.
ARC generously provided to me by BSB via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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and a little crossover with Remi Jatibon, gotta love it
Oh my! This is the first book by Ali Vali that I’ve read and it was outstandingly good. Set in the gambling capital of Las Vegas, the story opens with Reed Gable fulfilling a contract-kill. Intelligent, controlled, and somewhat an enigma, Reed works for the money, and there are plenty who are willing to pay big bucks for her skills. However, when Reed is hired very soon after to kill another casino employee, Brinley Myers, Reed makes a mistake that is guaranteed to make her life a whole lot more complicated…she asks herself ‘Why?’
This intricately plotted book involves the extended members of not one, but three mob families, plus a host of lesser ‘players’ too. As the story progresses, more about what motivates Reed is revealed, as is the complex balance of power and loyalties that define the ‘rules’ under which the mob families operate. ‘Double Crossed’ is a book with a storyline that constantly offered more than I was expecting, and kept me guessing right to the very end. And, as for Reed? Well, she’s one of those rare characters that I found repulsive on one level, yet incredibly attractive on another. Brilliant!
A hit women rescues her target when she discovers it's a single mother and her son .