Cartel Queen 2

Mother of Murder (Cartel Queen Series)

By: JaQuavis Coleman

Narrated by: Cary Hite

The small Caribbean Island has turned into Cartel land and Aries is at the head of the bloodshed. Her son was brutally murdered and she fights through depression and the burden of guilt as she tries desperately to find the truth.

She's prepared to paint the town red to find the reason behind the murder. An unpredictable enemy surfaces and she begins to reevaluate everything that she thought she knew.
She turns back to the life that she vowed to leave behind, but she is broken. She's broken into tiny pieces and at every moment, danger is present. If she makes one wrong move, she could fall and land on her own demise. She's running... she's running with scissors.The entire town is in chaos and its a world of violence, tainted love, and revenge. This page-turning thriller starts off right where the other left off and the mayhem doesn't stop until the final page.

©2024 JaQuavis Coleman (P)2024 JaQuavis Coleman

That ending!

Keep em coming!!! Hopefully we don’t have to wait 2 years for the next one!

A welcome surprise

I didn't even realize that there was a part 2. It definitely closes everything out with that ending unless it takes another couple of years to write another

More more more

OMG devastating. What's next? You have to fix this. The series cannot be over. Thrilling, love the story line.

NOOOOO!!!

Noooo!!! 😱I can’t believe what is happening in this book!!! I’m waiting for old ghosts to jump into the scenes and my jaw is on the floor with what is going on!!! 😖What a cliffhanger!! Where’s the next book!?!?!?! 🤦🏽‍♀️

Another classic

Once again, Jaquavis proves why he’s one of the best in the game. 🤴🏾Cartel Queen 2 delivers the same grit, suspense, and raw storytelling that us fans expect, while also pulling threads from his other series in a way that feels seamless. The interconnected characters create a universe that rewards US longtime readers every unexpected name drop feels like reuniting with an old friend while still moving the story forward. It’s that layered storytelling that keeps me coming back for more.