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The unstoppable heroine of the Mulholland Books thriller series, Camaro Espinoza, debuts in this taut action tale of betrayal, murder and nonstop violence!
Camaro is only recently out of the US Army after serving 1,000 days in war-town Iraq and Afghanistan. On the back of a Harley, with a gun in her boot, she runs afoul of Mexican cartel killers who want to make an easy two million dollars by eliminating one of their own and blaming Camaro for the crime.
The glitzy lights of Las Vegas and the endless desert of Arizona are the settings for this fast-paced thrill ride. Camaro is no damsel in distress. She'll kill if she has to, and she doesn't care what the odds might be. Readers and critics alike loved Camaro in her debut novel, The Night Charter and its sequel, Walk Away. See how it all started in Camaro Run.
Praise for Camaro Espinoza
"Camaro Espinoza is a fantastic [addition] to the genre." - Jax Miller, author of Freedom's Child
"[Camaro] comes across in style as a female Jack Reacher . . . A winner for a wide crime fiction audience." - Jack Batten, Toronto Star
"Camaro Espinoza is a captivating heroine, whether shooting it out with the bad guys or standing, unflinching, in the face of the law. Drawn into this saga by a strong moral code and her own dark past, Camaro is impossible not to root for, and Sam Hawken's deft, assured prose keeps the pages turning" - Owen Laukkanen, author of The Professionals and The Stolen Ones
"[T]he deadliest female protagonist since Jon Land's Caitlin Strong and Stieg Larsson's Lisbeth Salander." - Booklist
"Camaro Espinoza [is] an intense and capable heroine [with] an ironclad sense of justice." - Publishers Weekly
"A tough-minded, compellingly drawn female protagonist." - Library Journal
"Camaro is a worthy protagonist, someone who will resonate with readers." - Kirkus
"Sam Hawken has produced a great riff on the lone wolf hero, a kind of female Jack Reacher." - Matthew Quirk, bestselling author of The 500 and The Directive
Be sure to read the Mulholland Books thrillers, and the rest of the Camaro Espinoza novella series!
Genre: Mystery
Camaro is only recently out of the US Army after serving 1,000 days in war-town Iraq and Afghanistan. On the back of a Harley, with a gun in her boot, she runs afoul of Mexican cartel killers who want to make an easy two million dollars by eliminating one of their own and blaming Camaro for the crime.
The glitzy lights of Las Vegas and the endless desert of Arizona are the settings for this fast-paced thrill ride. Camaro is no damsel in distress. She'll kill if she has to, and she doesn't care what the odds might be. Readers and critics alike loved Camaro in her debut novel, The Night Charter and its sequel, Walk Away. See how it all started in Camaro Run.
Praise for Camaro Espinoza
"Camaro Espinoza is a fantastic [addition] to the genre." - Jax Miller, author of Freedom's Child
"[Camaro] comes across in style as a female Jack Reacher . . . A winner for a wide crime fiction audience." - Jack Batten, Toronto Star
"Camaro Espinoza is a captivating heroine, whether shooting it out with the bad guys or standing, unflinching, in the face of the law. Drawn into this saga by a strong moral code and her own dark past, Camaro is impossible not to root for, and Sam Hawken's deft, assured prose keeps the pages turning" - Owen Laukkanen, author of The Professionals and The Stolen Ones
"[T]he deadliest female protagonist since Jon Land's Caitlin Strong and Stieg Larsson's Lisbeth Salander." - Booklist
"Camaro Espinoza [is] an intense and capable heroine [with] an ironclad sense of justice." - Publishers Weekly
"A tough-minded, compellingly drawn female protagonist." - Library Journal
"Camaro is a worthy protagonist, someone who will resonate with readers." - Kirkus
"Sam Hawken has produced a great riff on the lone wolf hero, a kind of female Jack Reacher." - Matthew Quirk, bestselling author of The 500 and The Directive
Be sure to read the Mulholland Books thrillers, and the rest of the Camaro Espinoza novella series!
Genre: Mystery
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