For My Sins by S C Cunningham

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesouces and @SCCunningham for letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. For My Sins is the third book in the series . This is the first book i have read by S C Cunningham and i enjoyed reading it, The plot and the writting style was great and easy to get in to . This not my usual read but i will definitely read the other two books in the series. I like David character alot he does come across very charming. Great thriller and kept me hooked to the end . 5 stars. Blurb For My Sins An addictive mix of 'Lock Stock', 'RocknRolla', 'Killing Eve', and 'Line of Duty'. Knowing his days are numbered, a seasoned criminal finds his life calling, to expose and cull the sordid underbelly of the world's elite. Delicious, charming, cunning, avenging, David Howard escapes prison and agrees to an MI6 deal, to close down a high-profile trafficking ring in exchange for his freedom - setting a thief to catch a thief. With a target on his back, he's helped by a rogue police unit, working behind the scenes to right cases that fall through the courts' fingers. In an unlikely coupling, they share a goal... and will risk everything to attain it. A page-turning, cheeky, thought-provoking, at times laugh-out-loud, contemporary psycho-thriller, that comes with a warning. CAUTION Adult language, sex, violence, triggers. ABOUT S C CUNNINGHAM Having worked in the worlds of sport, music, celebrity management, and law enforcement (CID Crime Investigator, Major Crime Team Intel Analyst, Wanted & Absconder Unit), Cunningham creates psychological thrillers with a skilled mix of fuelled tension, dark humor, and pulsating passion, offering a fresh level of sincerity and authority, rare in fiction. THE DAVID TRILOGY The Penance List Unfinished Business For My Sins

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  1. S C Cunningham11 April 2023 at 06:19

    Thank you, glad you enjoyed FOR MY SINS. David is a bit popular/addictive, he's crossed over to THE FALLEN ANGEL SERIES to cause more havoc, no doubt. Thank you again. :-)

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    1. S C Cunningham11 April 2023 at 06:19

      Let me know if you want me to send you the first two ebooks, happy to do so. :-)

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