Duplicity
About
Trust is a lie. Survival is everything.
“Fast moving plots, realistic characters. A must read of love, loyalty, sadness, and hidden truth.” – Reader Review of the Series
In the depths of the criminal underworld, British detective Steve Regan thrives in the double-dealing world as a no-nonsense undercover cop for the national crime squad. But when a cocaine-smuggling operation stretches from Bolivia to Miami, Regan is thrust deep into the crosshairs of a ruthless cartel led by the enigmatic Enrico Bruno.
As alliances blur and betrayals mount, Regan navigates violent tests, and seductive temptations. His undercover role draws him further into a deadly world of drug trafficking, crooked law enforcement agents, and Mafia conspiracies—forcing him to question how far he’s willing to go to bring justice to light.
With his enemies circling, temptations mounting, and his own life on the line, Regan must decide to remain loyal to his oath of office, and plunge deeper into the criminal world to take it down from within or do the unthinkable.
Publisher’s Note: Duplicity is the new first in the series, having replaced the previous title, Who The F*ck Am I?
It is entireley new content though broadly following its predecessor’s storyline.
New Series Reading Order
- Duplicity
- Dilemma
- Rivers of Blood
- Redemption
- Bloodline Vendetta (Coming Soon)
- The Final Betrayal (Coming Soon)
Praise for this book
I found this book to be an exceptional read.
The characters and storyline were great with lots of action. Highly recommended.
Steve Regan an undercover British cop who is investigating drug smuggling involving a cartel stretching from Bolivia to Miami.
I was reading late into the night as I couldn’t put the book down.
More please Stephen
Duplicity tells the intriguing tale of undercover detective Steve Reagan, assigned with his partner, Red, to the investigation of a vicious drugs cartel in the USA. When Red severely injures his arm in an innocent gardening accident, Steve agrees to go it alone and flies to the States where he begins his covert infiltration of the cartel with backup provided by American undercover agent Joe Maggio.
Intelligence has already revealed the British connection to the case via a beautiful but crooked barrister, Caroline Sewell, and a well-placed British customs agent, Bill Morris.
As the story progresses, all the fear, uncertainty land tension that goes with the life of an undercover cop is communicated in the way only a real-life former officer could convey it.
Without including any spoilers, I can say that this is a terrific read, with enough action to satisfy any reader and with some real surprises towards the end of the book. I can wholeheartedly recommend it and it's easily worth a full-blooded 5 star rating from me.