NEW REVIEW: Teri Woods - Dutch III: International Gangster

Teri Woods -
Dutch III: International Gangster -
Available Now! -
4 out of 5 books -

Chris ‘Craze’ Shaw and James ‘Dutch’ Bernard have been friends since childhood. Their loyalty and allegiance to each other are indestructible and dangerous to any that threaten this lethal bond. Dutch, Angel, and One Eyed Roc are all incarcerated with promises of life imprisonment. The eve of Dutch’s trial has everyone on pins and needles as an air of anticipation lurks in the shadows. Craze has been approached by a very powerful and wealthy African offering to ensure Dutch’s release from jail…by any means necessary. Upon Dutch’s deadly escape, he enters into a lucrative deal with Joseph Odouwo to utilize his murderous skills for hire.

Dutch III is an engaging read interspersed with loyalty, bravery, manipulation, murder, trickery and love. Dutch’s devotion to his crew has always been an attribute, but could it prove to be his downfall? Has bitterness been disguised in this crew as someone seeks to destroy their private kingdom? Dutch has conquered death many times before, but will this international gangster be able to outwit this demon one last time? When the smoke evaporates, will there be anyone left standing?

Reviewed by Tazzyt2bossye for Urban Reviews

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