✍ Scribed by Charles Dougherty
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Connie Barrera's in trouble. The mob and the FBI are monitoring her email, and her charter guests are trying to defraud her.
A husband and wife team of investment advisors have chartered Diamantista II. While they're sailing the Caribbean, they're doing a sales job on Connie. She senses a scam, but she's distracted by her newfound cousin. Then the FBI and the mob intrude. Over the last few years, Connie has defeated several drug lords from Florida by convincing them that she runs her own cartel. She's about to pay for her deceit.
Will her skill as a con artist get her out of a three-way trap?
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