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NEW REVIEW: Dutch - Dynasty II

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Dynasty II by Dutch picks up right where the last book left off, with Vee shot and left for dead. Will Guy find out that someone close to him is the snake in the grass that attempted to take his life?

Ty is angry at Guy for not retaliating on the person responsible for killing his brother. To let that person just walk away is unfathomable to him. Ty is determined to take action against the culprit responsible, whether Guy likes it or not. Ty's mother Debra has been keeping a huge secret. When Ty finds out what that secret is, he is going to have to make a huge decision: To kill or not to kill the one he loves.

Dynasty II by Dutch is full of drama, sex and murder. It was a bit confusing at times when the author would go from past to present. There were also too many characters that had me pausing to remember who was who and what was what. Along with some minor editing issues, Dynasty II was just an okay read.

Reviewed by Leona for Urban Reviews

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