Author : Dharma Kelleher
Publisher : Dark Pariah Press
ISBN 13 : 097917306X
Total Pages : 346 pages
Book Rating : 4.9/5 (791 download)
Book Synopsis Iron Goddess by : Dharma Kelleher
Download or read book Iron Goddess written by Dharma Kelleher and published by Dark Pariah Press. This book was released on 2019-08-03 with total page 346 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Her niece is kidnapped… and the clock is ticking... Eight years after getting out of prison, Shea Stevens has put her criminal past and her outlaw biker family in her rearview. She’s proud of the custom motorcycles business she’s built and of her relationship with a girlfriend who adores her. But when her eight-year-old niece is kidnapped, Shea's deep distrust of the police pulls her back into rural Arizona’s criminal underground. No matter the cost, she’s determined to save the girl and rain hell on those who took her. Shea forges an uneasy alliance with her family’s drug-dealing biker gang. But as they search for the missing girl, Shea once again witnesses the violence from her childhood. Brutal nightmares she’s worked hard to forget. And unless Shea acts quickly, history is likely to repeat itself. Through a series of high-speed chases, shootouts, desperate bargains, betrayals, and narrow escapes, Shea risks everything to rescue her niece. All while confronting her family’s darkest secrets as well as her own misdeeds. Will Shea save the girl in time? And what will her loyalty cost her and the people she loves? In her debut novel, author Dharma Kelleher delivers a groundbreaking thriller that fans of The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo and Sons of Anarchy will adore. Curl up with Iron Goddess and join Shea as she races to save the girl in this white-knuckle, full-throttle, thrill-a-minute adventure through the seedy side of Arizona's high desert that will touch your soul and keep you turning the pages into the wee hours. “Shea Stevens is absolutely one of the more original crime fiction heroes to come along since Lisbeth Salander.” —Son of Spade crime fiction reviews