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Thieves: Book One: The Obscurité de Floride Trilogy
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781087952789
Publisher: Indy Pub
Published: Mar 1 2021
Pages: 272
Weight: 0.70
Height: 0.57 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
From Tropea, Italy to Michigan and Florida, the thieves Molly and April Danser are on the run, trying to escape from an enraged ex-US Marshal. He is hell bent on stopping them once and for all, his twisted black heart fired up for revenge and their total destruction. Will the sisters elude his blood-soaked hunt? They have their smarts and resource but have never faced a pursuit like this.
Living on the run with only their wits and spirits, the sisters are desperate to end the pursuit, no matter what they have to do.
Can they somehow put an end to his blood lust?
What will they have to do to save themselves from his powerful and deadly claws?
The hunt is on...
This is a story of survival in the mean streets, Molly and April determined to survive and somehow turn the tables on the man who wants nothing less than their slow and painful deaths. Time and again, the battle rages, often with cruel consequences for anyone who crosses their paths. When alone or together, the sisters fight back with everything they have as the net lowers and encircles them. The marshal has his own dark ways and tricks and will never relent.
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