EVEN GRIFTERS HAVE FAMILIES.
THEY’RE JUST MORE COMPLICATED…
At least Dani Silver’s is. Complicated, unconventional, criminal, and –worst of all to some--downright amoral. But whathehell, family’s family.
A PREQUEL TOLD IN SHORT STORIES....
Duane Lindsay brings to life the tale of this very odd, yet affectionate kinship group in a completely original prequel, told in interconnected short stories, some of them stretching to novellas.And each one chronicling one of their cons.
At its heart, the book is the Byzantine yet surprisingly tender tale of artists in love. Con artists, that is. Meet legendary con Leroy Logan and his crime partner Kate Mulrooney, who’s known reverently in their circle as Fast Kate, an homage to her famous ability to spot a mark at a thousand paces.
Leroy’s a lovable, irresponsible, untrustworthy, unfaithful lazy lug, unlucky at gambling but renowned for criminal brilliance. In other words, the quintessential bad boy.
So of course Kate loves him.
It's starting out pretty good.
I was reading Society for Paranormals, which is a series. The Grifter's Daughter intrigued me so I am going to alternate these two series.
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