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By: BriAnn Danae
Bound by blood but burdened by broken trusts, three devoted sisters struggle between unconditional family ties and vengeance-fueled schemes in this pulse-pounding women’s crime thriller by BriAnn Danae.
There’s always a motive . . . but who will take the fall when someone catches a body?
Sisters Mia, Hazel, and Teyona enter the world of corporate scamming, intentionally planning to ruin the lives of those who flipped theirs upside down. While risking it all, the consequences of their actions are the last thing on their minds—only the end goal. They take the “lavish lifestyle” to the extreme and refuse to look back.
When their priorities become unaligned, propositions present themselves, making it difficult for them to decline. With money flowing in, a plot set in place, and their tracks completely covered, the sisters bask in their hard work. That’s until one impatient decision leaves behind a dead body with no one to answer for it. In the name of sisterhood and loyalty, one of them must take the fall, or else . . .
Bound by blood but burdened by broken trusts, three devoted sisters struggle between unconditional family ties and vengeance-fueled schemes in this pulse-pounding women’s crime thriller by BriAnn Danae.
There’s always a motive . . . but who will take the fall when someone catches a body?
Sisters Mia, Hazel, and Teyona enter the world of corporate scamming, intentionally planning to ruin the lives of those who flipped theirs upside down. While risking it all, the consequences of their actions are the last thing on their minds—only the end goal. They take the “lavish lifestyle” to the extreme and refuse to look back.
When their priorities become unaligned, propositions present themselves, making it difficult for them to decline. With money flowing in, a plot set in place, and their tracks completely covered, the sisters bask in their hard work. That’s until one impatient decision leaves behind a dead body with no one to answer for it. In the name of sisterhood and loyalty, one of them must take the fall, or else . . .