Perdue - D'Amico, Charles
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Sometimes good people have to do bad things... To stop the worst drug epidemic in decades and catch a criminal mastermind, burned CIA officer Erin takes on the new identity of Marie Perdita. After failing to capture Jason Gaines a year ago - and having to kill someone she trusted the most - Marie is no longer playing nice. Taking to the vibrant streets of New Orleans, she is determined not to let him win and create a foothold to spread his deadly drug, Requiem, across the country. But infiltrating a drug syndicate isn't easy. She will have to use all the skills she learned from the Agency, her…mehr

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Sometimes good people have to do bad things... To stop the worst drug epidemic in decades and catch a criminal mastermind, burned CIA officer Erin takes on the new identity of Marie Perdita. After failing to capture Jason Gaines a year ago - and having to kill someone she trusted the most - Marie is no longer playing nice. Taking to the vibrant streets of New Orleans, she is determined not to let him win and create a foothold to spread his deadly drug, Requiem, across the country. But infiltrating a drug syndicate isn't easy. She will have to use all the skills she learned from the Agency, her Marine father, and Neil Baggio - the famous private investigator she wronged before assuming her new identity - to cozy up to the right people. That's when she meets Diego. Diego is an intelligent graduate of Tulane University who was dealt a hard blow when his "friend" gave him up to the cops to avoid his own capture. Diego went from college grad to captured criminal in seconds flat. The only issue? He didn't do it. Andy did. But Diego has been biding his time for years, slowly getting close to Andy and making himself indispensable so he can take him down. When he meets Marie, the ability to do just that seems closer than ever. Not to mention they can't keep their hands off each other.Can these two people who have been dealt bad hands come together to take down the drug ring and save countless lives?
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Award-winning author Charles D'Amico wrote 1 million words of fiction before the age of 40. A few hundred thousand of them are a part of his Neil Baggio suspense series, which earned two PenCraft Awards (Veritas and Colloquium) and a Readers' Favorite Finalist in the Mystery category (Veritas).Charles was born and raised with one sibling in Metro Detroit, where he attended the all-boys Catholic prep school where his mother taught before she passed away. After studying Psychology and Criminology at Ball State University and earning a Bachelor's in 2004, Charles's gift for writing was put center-stage when an injury allowed him to write full time.In addition to his Baggio books, D'Amico is set to release a spinoff suspense series featuring Marie Perdita. He has written other non-crime fiction books, such as One Golden Day.Charles resides with his wife, Colleen, and their two kids in Amarillo, Texas, which has treated him like home since the day he arrived. His company Blue Rock owns and operates a chain of restaurants in Amarillo and two other cities in the Southwest.Charles is also the founder, president, and CEO of Blue Handle Publishing and Book Puma - an editorial firm that provides online learning and book editing services focused on changing how authors and publishing professionals interact. For more information, visit BookPumaOnline.com and BookPumaEdit.com.