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Dirty Dealings (A Zeta Cartel Novel Book 3) Kindle Edition
Enrique ‘Quique’ Ramas is having a bad time. Back in Mexico his marriage has fallen apart and his wife has made him a laughing stock by cheating on him. Now he’s in London and out of his depth with a complex commercial deal. To make things worse, Natalia Truelove, a chef and pub manager, is blackmailing him. Quique is ready to commit murder and he’s pretty sure who his first victim will be.
Dirty Dealings is an enthralling tale of deceit, murder, cartel violence and finding love in the darkest of times. It is the third Zeta Cartel novel, and can be read as a standalone.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJune 27 2016
- File size651 KB
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- ASIN : B01HORLNAC
- Language : English
- File size : 651 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 343 pages
- Page numbers source ISBN : B084DG2MBN
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About the author

AJ Adams writes twisted love stories set in the violent world of the Cartel, Camorra, Belial's MC and Prydain.
All AJ Adams novels are self-standing and although some feature the same families, you need not read them all - but it would be awesome if you did.
If you enjoy these novels and want to stalk, please know that AJ is the pen name for Ellen Whyte.
Ellen married her best friend and moved to the tropics where they are living their own Happily Ever After. When she’s not writing, she’s cooking and pandering to her rescue cats Target, Swooner and Tic Tac.
She loves to chat, so feel free to drop in on her personal Facebook timeline, no Friend Request needed: https://www.facebook.com/ewhyte
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Dirty Dealings features an antihero who is familiar to readers of the Zeta Cartel. Quique is a surprising revelation within the macho Latino world of the Cartel. He has a thing against hitting women, and is amazingly lighthearted and sweet when not in work mode. He also likes his woman to be independent, a partner in life, when most of his colleagues view a woman as an ornament.
This book is mostly set in Britain, with lots of dry Brit humour and colloquialisms throughout. The heroine is a tough, brash woman with a disreputable backstory and an extended family of ex-inlaws with reputations of their own. Natalia reminds me of a workhorse, in the nicest of ways. She just doesn't stop. She doesn't acknowledge the obstacles in her way, she is always looking for solutions, searching for better, and will drag her family along with her no matter how much feet-dragging they do. She truly cares about them and their BS, even when they treat her horribly and have been the cause of much past suffering.
I felt like Quique and Natalia were well-matched and once they got over being on separate sides of a business deal, they realized it as well. Bruja mala leche (evil, little witch) is one of my favourite insults to use IRL so I was vastly amused as Quique's use of this term gradually changed from a hate-filled curse to an endearment.
Dirty Dealings is very plot-driven, more so than the previous two books. I felt that the romance took a backseat, and should have been brought forward more. The couple don't fall into bed together until nearly 60% of the way in, so if you like super steamy books, that is something to take note of ahead of time.
** getting darker ... **
I also wish that the issue of rape had been examined more. Adams wrote Quique mostly as a dark hero, a baddy who would still drop everything to rescue a child, but he is also a high-ranking member of the most powerful Cartel in the world, and a former Guatemalan special forces soldier. He doesn't like rape, but had used it in the past as a tool of war, of intimidation and interrogation. Unfortunately, this subject is examined in a couple of short, introspective paragraphs and I think it is something that should have more of a big deal in the plot. Hopefully Adams will bring it up again with a future character in the Zeta Cartel.
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Dirty Dealings is about Nat and Quique . Nat is running her families bar . So that her ex-sister-in-law and niece will be able to have money to live on. The guys that were suppose to run. Well they were running it into the ground and almost lost it. So she took it over for Millie. Now Quique has been sent to London by Zeta cartel to take care of some issues. Quique wants to buy the property she has just bought but she's not selling. In the mean time Nat has alot more issues and trouble to deal. Some one has kidnapped her niece. She has asked for help from the Zeta.
What will happen between Nat and Quique? IS Nat able to get her niece back?
