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For Luisa Chavez, a twenty-three year old former beauty queen, a better life has always been just out of her reach. Sure, she’s had men at her feet since she was a young teenager but she’s never had the one thing she’s craved – security. Having grown up in near poverty, her waitressing job in Cabo San Lucas can barely let her take care of herself, let alone her ailing parents. Every day is another unwanted advance, every day is a struggle to survive.
When Salvador Reyes, the depraved leader of a major Mexican cartel, takes an interest in her, Luisa is presented with an opportunity she can’t afford to pass up. She’ll become Salvador’s wife and exchange her freedom and body for a life of riches – riches she can bestow upon her deserving parents. But Luisa quickly finds out that even the finest wines and jewels can’t undo the ugliness in her marriage, nor the never-ending violence that threatens her every move.
Soon, Luisa is looking for an escape, a way out of the carefully controlled life she’s leading. She finally gets her wish in the worst way possible.
As it is, being the wife of Salvador makes her an ideal target for rival cartels and there’s one particular man who needs Luisa as part of his cartel’s expansion. One particular man whose quest for power has destroyed lives, slit throats and gotten him out of an American prison. One particular man who will stop at nothing until he gets what he wants.
That man is Javier Bernal. And he wants Luisa. He wants to take her, keep her, ruin her.
Unless she ruins him first.
***WARNING*** This book deals with drug cartels and as such it contains a lot of sex and violence and some violent sex. It can get pretty ugly, pretty dark and pretty crazy. There is drug use, abuse, a bit of torture and dubious consent. The hero is not a hero and the villains...well, they're even worse. If this sort of thing bothers you, PLEASE DO NOT READ IT. This ain't no cupcake farting unicorn kind of book. If you are even a bit squeamish about violence, brutality and rape, this is your warning to stay away from a book that you certainly will not like (and why read books that you know you won't like?)***
***While this is a spin-off of The Artists Trilogy, prior knowledge of the books is not needed. DIRTY ANGELS is the first in a trilogy, however each book can standalone and follows or introduces different characters***
Gruesome romantic suspense at its best!Dirty Angels starts with a bang. Right after dark and thrilling prologue, I knew this wasnt your ordinary romantic suspense story. Dirty Angels is gritty, harsh and suspenseful novel which will satisfy all lovers of provocative stories with edge!Luisa has difficult life. With both sick parents to take care of, her wage is barely enough to survive. Having no other choice, she marries powerful but cruel cartel leader Salvador to secure good care for her
FREE-> http://amzn.to/1UDOu8O Book $.99->http://amzn.to/1hyVWUC 8/12/2015FORGET CANDY CRUSH THIS IS MY BOOK CRUSHSeriously, ladies, this book is why we read about dirty men. Javier is a leader in the Mexican cartel where he makes the rules. As I was reading DIRTY ANGELS I kept thinking back to the quote that followed the warning at the beginning of the book:As far as the women are concerned, there is a saying: "If I want you, I will have you, for better or worse. If I can't have you one

3.5 StarsThis one is a little hard for me to review because I just don't know what I felt for it. By the end I was just kind of meh about these characters and realized I had so many more questions about their relationship. The weird part is, I liked Javier as a lone character, but when Luisa got involved into it, he started to fall flat for me. Alone I could see the darkness that lurked inside of him, and it made me want to know more about him. But then when his plan for Luisa started to play
3 I'm going to round them off starsDirty Angels by Karina Halle had the makings of an epic novel. I've come to the conclusion that it really just wasn't my kind of book. We have Javier Bernal an infamous Drug Cartel Lord. He's feared, respected and his nasty. Here's the thing, since this book is written in dual POV, the character, Javier harped on about how ruthless and cutthroat he was. He had this dark heart and no soul. But as I read on and turned page after page, all I saw was a broken man,
4 Javier Stars! Luisa had a bad life. And I mean, bad. One day she was presented with one opportunity to have a better life. And thats how she becomes the wife of Salvador Reyes, one of the biggest drug lords in Mexico. And she soon finds out that when the opportunity is too good to be truth, is because it probably is. And when she finally manages to escape she finds herself in the hands of her husband biggest rival, the drug lord of another cartel, Javier Bernal. If you read the Artists
5 "ELLIE WHO?" STARS!Yes, I went there, OK? I don't want to be one of those people who compares characters but I have to say it took a very special woman to make Javier WANT to say 'FUCK IT' to all of his dreams and aspirations and that woman is Luisa. Thank fucking Christ!This book was like a tumbler of fine Scotch ... it needed to be savoured and savour this book I did! I loved the slow burn of this story. Just goes to show you that one doesn't have to be shooting down helicopters from a
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Kindle Edition | Pages: 309 pages Rating: 3.92 | 8477 Users | 1033 Reviews

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Edition Language: | English |
Series: | Dirty Angels #1 |
Characters: | Javier Bernal |
Setting: | Cabo San Lucas(Mexico) |
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**warning: this book contains situations which might be triggers for some people. Please see the bottom of this description to see if this is the kind of book that you'll love or piss you off**For Luisa Chavez, a twenty-three year old former beauty queen, a better life has always been just out of her reach. Sure, she’s had men at her feet since she was a young teenager but she’s never had the one thing she’s craved – security. Having grown up in near poverty, her waitressing job in Cabo San Lucas can barely let her take care of herself, let alone her ailing parents. Every day is another unwanted advance, every day is a struggle to survive.
When Salvador Reyes, the depraved leader of a major Mexican cartel, takes an interest in her, Luisa is presented with an opportunity she can’t afford to pass up. She’ll become Salvador’s wife and exchange her freedom and body for a life of riches – riches she can bestow upon her deserving parents. But Luisa quickly finds out that even the finest wines and jewels can’t undo the ugliness in her marriage, nor the never-ending violence that threatens her every move.
Soon, Luisa is looking for an escape, a way out of the carefully controlled life she’s leading. She finally gets her wish in the worst way possible.
As it is, being the wife of Salvador makes her an ideal target for rival cartels and there’s one particular man who needs Luisa as part of his cartel’s expansion. One particular man whose quest for power has destroyed lives, slit throats and gotten him out of an American prison. One particular man who will stop at nothing until he gets what he wants.
That man is Javier Bernal. And he wants Luisa. He wants to take her, keep her, ruin her.
Unless she ruins him first.
***WARNING*** This book deals with drug cartels and as such it contains a lot of sex and violence and some violent sex. It can get pretty ugly, pretty dark and pretty crazy. There is drug use, abuse, a bit of torture and dubious consent. The hero is not a hero and the villains...well, they're even worse. If this sort of thing bothers you, PLEASE DO NOT READ IT. This ain't no cupcake farting unicorn kind of book. If you are even a bit squeamish about violence, brutality and rape, this is your warning to stay away from a book that you certainly will not like (and why read books that you know you won't like?)***
***While this is a spin-off of The Artists Trilogy, prior knowledge of the books is not needed. DIRTY ANGELS is the first in a trilogy, however each book can standalone and follows or introduces different characters***
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Title | : | Dirty Angels (Dirty Angels #1) |
Author | : | Karina Halle |
Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
Book Edition | : | First Edition |
Pages | : | Pages: 309 pages |
Published | : | June 15th 2014 by Metal Blonde Books |
Categories | : | Dark. Romance. New Adult. Contemporary |
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Ratings: 3.92 From 8477 Users | 1033 ReviewsJudge About Books Dirty Angels (Dirty Angels #1)
I'd never been the type of girl to fear the dark - when I was young, I loved for my father to tell me scary and thrilling stories. But now they were no longer stories, they were real. Warning: Listen to what the author says in the blurb. I read the words "dark" and "violence" and "crazy" but I didn't absorb the full meaning of them until I was met with some of the vivid depictions of torture and rape in this book. I like the darkness in Halle's stories but believe me when I say this isGruesome romantic suspense at its best!Dirty Angels starts with a bang. Right after dark and thrilling prologue, I knew this wasnt your ordinary romantic suspense story. Dirty Angels is gritty, harsh and suspenseful novel which will satisfy all lovers of provocative stories with edge!Luisa has difficult life. With both sick parents to take care of, her wage is barely enough to survive. Having no other choice, she marries powerful but cruel cartel leader Salvador to secure good care for her
FREE-> http://amzn.to/1UDOu8O Book $.99->http://amzn.to/1hyVWUC 8/12/2015FORGET CANDY CRUSH THIS IS MY BOOK CRUSHSeriously, ladies, this book is why we read about dirty men. Javier is a leader in the Mexican cartel where he makes the rules. As I was reading DIRTY ANGELS I kept thinking back to the quote that followed the warning at the beginning of the book:As far as the women are concerned, there is a saying: "If I want you, I will have you, for better or worse. If I can't have you one

3.5 StarsThis one is a little hard for me to review because I just don't know what I felt for it. By the end I was just kind of meh about these characters and realized I had so many more questions about their relationship. The weird part is, I liked Javier as a lone character, but when Luisa got involved into it, he started to fall flat for me. Alone I could see the darkness that lurked inside of him, and it made me want to know more about him. But then when his plan for Luisa started to play
3 I'm going to round them off starsDirty Angels by Karina Halle had the makings of an epic novel. I've come to the conclusion that it really just wasn't my kind of book. We have Javier Bernal an infamous Drug Cartel Lord. He's feared, respected and his nasty. Here's the thing, since this book is written in dual POV, the character, Javier harped on about how ruthless and cutthroat he was. He had this dark heart and no soul. But as I read on and turned page after page, all I saw was a broken man,
4 Javier Stars! Luisa had a bad life. And I mean, bad. One day she was presented with one opportunity to have a better life. And thats how she becomes the wife of Salvador Reyes, one of the biggest drug lords in Mexico. And she soon finds out that when the opportunity is too good to be truth, is because it probably is. And when she finally manages to escape she finds herself in the hands of her husband biggest rival, the drug lord of another cartel, Javier Bernal. If you read the Artists
5 "ELLIE WHO?" STARS!Yes, I went there, OK? I don't want to be one of those people who compares characters but I have to say it took a very special woman to make Javier WANT to say 'FUCK IT' to all of his dreams and aspirations and that woman is Luisa. Thank fucking Christ!This book was like a tumbler of fine Scotch ... it needed to be savoured and savour this book I did! I loved the slow burn of this story. Just goes to show you that one doesn't have to be shooting down helicopters from a
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