Downfall : A criminally good gangland thriller from author Kerry Kaya

The first in a series from bestselling author Kerry Kaya - The Carters are back!The Carter Family are back and this time they mean trouble... One wrong move... As the current head of the family firm, Jimmy Carter has decided it’s time for him to step down and for one of his other brothers to lead the family. Except only one of his brothers wants the job – the youngest Carter brother - reckless hot-head, Jonny. Carla Carter has never forgiven her tramp of a mother for cheating on her beloved dad, Sonny and she’s determined to avenge him in the most perfect way: by stealing from the man who stole everything from her. Could mean their downfall. Her Uncle Jimmy would never consider Carla’s plan – it’s way too risky and dangerous. But Jonny needs to prove himself. He thinks this job could be the one to secure their future and prove his name as the new top dog. But with Carla and Jonny both blinded by their own pride, the rest of the Carters think they are making a deadly mistake. And instead of securing their family legacy, this one job could cost the Carter family everything... Another gripping and gritty read from one of the best gangland authors. Perfect for fans of Martina Cole and Kimberley Chambers. Praise for Kerry Kaya'Kerry Kaya never disappoints. Brilliant from start to finish!' Bestselling author Stephanie Harte'Crime writing at its best! Believable characters - a must read!' Bestselling author Gillian Godden'So many twists and turns, I couldn't put it down!' ?????????? Reader review'Non stop action from beginning to the end!' ?????????? Reader review'Her creativity is amazing, her characters believable. Her story lines are crazy and full of love, hate, violence and betrayal and even though she writes about villains you can’t help but like them' ?????????? Reader review'You know when Kerry Kaya has a new book out you're going to need time to relax and enjoy the ride! Well once again I was hooked from the very first page' ?????????? Reader review