Casey Kelleher Bücher

Blut schafft Verwandtschaft, aber erst Loyalität macht eine Familie aus. Im Schattenleben des organisierten Verbrechens in Soho weiß jeder, dass man sich mit Harry Woods, einem Boxer, der sich zur Ruhe gesetzt hat, besser nicht anlegt. Und das gilt umso mehr für seine Familie. Harry besitzt, wovon andere nur träumen: das große Haus, schnittige Autos und jede Menge Geld. Doch so wichtig Geld in seiner Welt auch ist – ganz tief in seinem Herzen weiß Harry genau: Die Familie ist das Einzige, was zählt. Nach dem plötzlichen Tod seiner Frau ist er bereit, alles zu tun, um seine Kinder zu schützen. Die Wahrheit allerdings ist eine schwere Last, und verborgene Geheimnisse können sogar die stärksten Bande zerstören … Ohne Loyalität ist es allein das Blut, das eine Familie zusammenhält.

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