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New Liberty

By: George Cramer
Narrated by: Chase Johnson
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Publisher's Summary

Outside Phoenix, two gangs rule...

...and one police officer is caught in the middle.

How will he stop them?

Hector's parents, wealthy east coast college professors, raised him to work towards making the world a better place. In New Liberty, Arizona, gangs have ravaged the city. As a young police officer who lost his mentor, he struggles with the question.

Why did his partner kill himself?

Across town, a sickly-looking, small man approaching fifty is about to make a move. DeShawn "The Knife" Galloway has a reputation as a contract assassin who prefers to kill with the Japanese Tanto.

It's time to take control.

The war will start on his terms.

In a world of human trafficking, drugs, and violence, two people's lives are about to be intertwined in a way where only one can survive.

But this story isn't all black and white.

You'll love this dark urban crime novel because it digs into more than just greed and power. This one will keep you listening late into the night.

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©2023 George Cramer (P)2024 George Cramer

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