Dutch

by Teri Woods

There isn't an angle he can't work or a woman he can't seduce. And it's taken Bernard James, Jr.--aka Dutch--no time at all to turn an African drug lord's stolen heroin business into the East Coast's most feared drug empire. And there's no shortage of enemies vowing to take him down, including a vengeful Mafia heir, an ambitious DA, and a conscience-stricken former friend. But it is the one woman Dutch just can't resist who will shake his ice-cold control to its core. And it will be the one betrayal that he never sees coming that will put more than he ever imagined at risk...and prove the most lethal of all.

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