Red Dog Conspiracy Act 1

Patricia Loofbourrow

Description

1899 years after the Catastrophe, Bridges is run by the Mob. As its steam-driven infrastructure fails, a new faction rises. Can she stop them?
The Red Dog Conspiracy follows the story of 22-year-old small-time private eye Jacqueline Spadros beginning from her first major case: the missing little brother of her best friend, whose murder ten years before in front of her still haunts her nightmares. The only clue? A Red Dog stamp across the alley from where the boy was last seen.
Dodging the man - seemingly mad - who has publicly threatened her life, placating her brutal, sadistic father-in-law, and dealing with her feelings about her ex-lover, while being married to one of the city's biggest drug lords: Jacqui is a busy woman. Her life is about to get much busier.
From the very first page, Jacqui is dragged into a web of lies, secrets, and betrayals which both endangers her life and the lives of those she loves.
Dark, gritty, violent steampunk crime fiction which keeps you guessing to the very end. If you like crime fiction, noir, Victorian/historical, gritty steampunk, psychological thrillers, hardboiled mystery, hard sf, dystopian, or slow burn mafia romance, you will love this set.
This digital box set comprises Act 1 of a 13 part serial novel. Included in this set:
The Jacq of Spades: Part 1 of the Red Dog Conspiracy
The Queen of Diamonds: Part 2 of the Red Dog Conspiracy
The Ace of Clubs: Part 3 of the Red Dog Conspiracy
If made into movies, this set would be rated R for bad language, graphic violence, smoking and alcohol use, child kidnapping, teenagers murdered (a serial killer is on the loose), and sexual content (Jacqui is married, after all).
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Sujets

• Hard-Boiled
• Science Fiction
• Mystery
• Crime
• Noir
• Fiction

Informations

• Publié par: Authors Republic
• Date de parution: 20 février 2024
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781944223243
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 3358 Mo

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