UNORGANIZED CRIME (UNORGANIZED CRIME SERIES BOOK 1)
By Judy Serrano
Publication Date: July 21, 2020
Mafia Romance
As Jazz finds herself falling from a helicopter, Gage St. Claire comes to her rescue. Organized crime is once again the culprit of her parents’ situation, and as usual, she is caught in the crossfire. Gage pulls her out of the water and helps her escape to safety. The love between them is undiscovered as he tries to leave her behind in an attempt to keep her safe and move forward with his black ops pursuit. Jazz becomes an undercover cop with wiping out organized crime forever as her goal. After Jazz exposes one of the largest crime families in the country, quite by accident, she is hired to expose crime syndicate leader Michael Giambetti Jr., otherwise known as Achilles. Achilles earned his nickname because he has no weaknesses. He has no weaknesses, that is until he meets Jazz. Achilles has been untouchable, and if she were to break this case, she could finally prove herself as a serious undercover officer. Her job is not an easy one, and people around her are not who they appear to be. Will Gage come back for Jazz, or will he be lost to her forever? Will she crack the case on her own? Read as this courageous upstart stumbles through another adventure.
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“When you think about it, I really only need one hostage,” he said as he
put his hand on the small of my back and gave me a gentle shove. The
helicopter was in the air, and I fell helplessly into the clouds. I
grabbed hold of the landing skid and dangled above the water. We were
not quite high enough yet that I would turn to dust if I were to drop.
“Let go!” he shouted from below. I saw Gage take off his boots and put his wallet next to them on the ground. “Jasmine, jump!”
I
saw him dive into the water, and I let go. This was the most terrifying
thing I had ever done. As I hit the water, two strong arms reached for
me and pulled me up as I plunged powerlessly into the deep. I held my
breath, but I didn’t have much air left. He pulled me up so that I could
breathe, and I grabbed hold of his neck. “I’ve got you, Jazz.
You’re okay.”
He
turned me so that I could hold onto his neck from behind, and he swam
to the shore. The helicopter, which was holding my dad tied up and
gagged, was long gone.
When we got
to the shore, Hector, Gage’s boss, was standing there. He pulled me out
of the water, and Gage followed. “Good job,” Hector said to me. “You’re
very brave.”
I watched Gage grab his wallet, cigarettes, and shoes. “You need to quit,” I said.
“They’re no good for you.”
He pulled out a smoke and lit the tip, taking a deep pull off his cigarette.
“Someday,”
he answered. “Unfortunately, we often want what is no good for us.” I
knew to what he was referring, but I let it go. Although you might think
that the smell of the cigarette would fill the air, there was an
engaging male scent radiating off of Gage that made me almost forget my
name.
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