Torn by the Code

By: Eureka, Buck 50 Productions

Narrated by: Mishi LaChappelle

Authentic and gripping, Eureka debuts with a poignant novel about one woman's climb to success and those ready to pull her right back down.

Elana Dolvan lived through a treacherous childhood in Chicago and wants to be more than another "hood life" statistic, so she sets her sights on the top. She works her way up the steep ladder of white-collar success, achieving one of the most impressive careers in her family's history. She becomes a powerful attorney, but the lure of the streets is still strong. She is also known in the underworld as Dutchtress, one of the most ruthless female bosses in the US. Trapped between the two worlds, her double identity soon creates problems, and all hell breaks loose. The unpredicted fallout leaves nothing but murder and mayhem in its path.

Dutchtress refuses to allow her enemies to take another breath of fresh air after they take her most precious possession. She will stop at nothing to get back what's hers. With her right-hand man, Flex, by her side, they perform a bloody symphony, reaching all the way from the Windy City to Jamaica. Family or not, no one's spilled blood is off limits.

©2018 Eureka (P)2018 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks

Graphic violence, rape and sexual content too much

I struggled in the beginning, found myself wanting to trash this story, but I so glad I didn't. once the storyline got going it never stopped.

Great read

I had to tell you to stop listening to all these reviews and just read or listen to the book yourself. It was a pretty good book..

Bravo Outstanding Riveting Excellent

Standing ovation to the author Eureka! From the beginning to the end this story was full of drama passion adventure love and hate. The narrator did a five star job as well. The story telling was like watching a movie. I highly recommend this action packed story to everyone. A GREAT GREAT BOOK!! BRAVO!!!

good book

I enjoyed reading this book it kept me wanting to read more and more great read

I really loved this book

when I started, I was like really Mishi?! Like really? But I held on and I found myself being captivated! I ended up loving the book. I suggest you do the same if you read it.