Retribution Book 2: Winter Revenge

“Revenge is a dish best served cold”
Cesar Quevedo aches for revenge, but can’t wait. The Cape Town winter rains are starting, when heads will be down and buried under umbrellas. That will be the time he’ll be looking to strike.
Dimitri Alfieri is also wanting revenge, but he understands the value of waiting. In the meantime he keeps digging away to unearth the Hout Bay secrets despite being warned off.
Drug money is missing and Guido Alfieri sends two psychopathic killers with their reputation for unspeakable brutality from Bogota to Cape Town to find it, prompting an unlikely alliance.
Needing fresh abalone suppliers, Cesar Quevedo meets Melissa Samuels, a key player in the game and surprises himself when he succumbs to her charms. But who exactly is she? Abalone poaching is not the game where you want to be following your heart.
While the Camps Bay drug and abalone poaching empire spend their time plotting and scheming, the Hout Bay team show that actions speak louder than words and carry out an ambush with military precision against Dimitri Alfieri.
He learns a painful, expensive lesson that leaves him in hospital with a huge question mark. How would anyone know where he would be at a specific time and what he would be carrying in the boot of his car?
Did it originate from Hout Bay? Could it really be the mysterious Chinese triad with their cryptic messages who seem to know all about them? Or is there an unknown new player trying to muscle in on their world?
It’s an elaborate but deadly game of chess, where the stakes are high and the longer the game goes on, the more dangerous it becomes.
“He who is prudent and lies in wait for an enemy who is not, will be victorious.”
Sun Tzu