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Moses returns to try and win back Magnolia in 'Creole Kingpin' by Meghan March




New York Times bestselling author Meghan March goes back to New Orleans and the world of Lachlan Mount with a dangerous and bold new anti-hero. 



The thing about ghosts is they’re supposed to stay dead. 
That’s exactly what I am, but I can’t stay away from Magnolia Marie Maison for one more day, let alone another year.
We’ve already got fifteen of those between us.
As it stands, she’ll want to kill me as soon as she lays eyes on me. And knowing her, she’s completely up to the task.
But I’m a man on a mission, and I’ve got everything riding on this.
So, here I come, Magnolia. This ghost is ready for whatever you got.
After all, there’s only one way I want this to end—’til death do us part.

 

Creole Kingpin is the first book in the Magnolia Duet. Magnolia’s story concludes in  Madam Temptress releasing April 14, 2020. 


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Review

In the first book of the new duet by Meghan March, the story centers on Magnolia who is a women of the night and trying to survive her life in New Orleans. A ghost from her past, Moses, returns and wants to win back the woman who he let go years earlier.

Magnolia is very stubborn and hard-headed and I really enjoyed reading her as the main character. She is a no nonsense kind of character and didn't just bend at every whim that Moses has. She can fend for herself and a strong character. Moses was a very 'yang' to Magnolia's 'yin'. He comes with power and he is will stop at nothing to protect Magnolia. Welcome alpha male!

The story has a lot of twists and turns and March has done an excellent job at reeling you in. She has touches of other stories but doesn't take focus from the main story. I enjoyed the relationship between Magnolia and Moses. He doesn't try to control her but lets her be the woman that she is and it's refreshing to read a book when an alpha male can be alpha when he needs to be, but ok to be beta when she needs to be alpha.

Of course there is a cliffhanger, because why wouldn't there be? The second book is not far away so hang on tight if you want to strap in for a roller coaster ride.

Rating: B
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About the author:


Making the jump from corporate lawyer to romance author was a leap of faith that New York Times, #1 Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestselling author Meghan March will never regret. With over thirty titles published, she has sold millions of books in nearly a dozen languages to fellow romance-lovers around the world. A nomad at heart, she can currently be found in the woods of the Pacific Northwest, living her happily ever after with her real-life alpha hero.


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