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Cash by Jessica Gadziala Review

Title: Cash

Author: Jessica Gadziala

First published February 2, 2016

Rating: 4.21

Overview

Get ready to ride with The Henchmen again, this time with CASH taking the lead. His life has always been about brotherhood, good times, and women, but all that changes when Willow Swift shows up at The Henchmen compound, bleeding and demanding a favor owed.

CASH has no choice but to help her, even though the last person he wants in his life is the hard-as-stone, hot-as-sin Willow and her mysterious past. Meanwhile, Willow needs CASH’s help, but she can’t let him see the real her, or risk falling for him.

Get ready for a wild ride as the sparks fly between CASH and Willow in this intense and passionate love story. *Possible triggers, visit http://www.jessicagadziala.com/trigge…*

About the Author

Meet Jessica Gadziala, a bestselling author of over a hundred romance novels. She crafts stories with strong heroines, well-rounded side characters, and heroes who know how to treat their women.

When she’s not writing, Jessica cares for her seven parrots, three dogs, two rabbits, and flock of chickens in her New Jersey home. You can connect with Jessica on various social platforms including Facebook, Twitter, her GR group, Facebook Group, Pinterest, and Instagram.

Editoral Review

In “Cash,” author Jessica Gadziala delivers a riveting tale of gritty romance with a hint of suspense that transports readers to the seedy underbelly of New York City. Published on February 2, 2016, this novel is a thrilling addition to the romance genre that explores the theme of redemption and second chances in the face of adversity.

The plot of “Cash” revolves around the tumultuous relationship between the titular character Cash and Darcey, a former drug addict who is struggling to make amends for her past mistakes. Cash is a tough and brooding enforcer for a criminal organization, while Darcey is a waitress with a dark past that threatens to catch up with her.

Together, they embark on a journey of self-discovery and healing, as they confront their demons and fight for a better future. Gadziala’s writing is sharp and evocative, drawing readers into the seedy world of crime and addiction that forms the backdrop of the story.

The pacing is tight and engaging, with enough twists and turns to keep the reader on the edge of their seat. The character development is also top-notch, as Gadziala expertly depicts the emotional and psychological struggles of her protagonists with sensitivity and nuance.

One of the book’s strengths is its depiction of the harsh realities of addiction and its impact on those around the addict. Gadziala does not shy away from the dark and often brutal consequences of drug abuse, but she also shows how the human spirit can overcome even the most dire of circumstances.

The novel is also relevant to current events, highlighting the ongoing opioid crisis in America and the devastating toll it takes on individuals and communities. However, the book does have its limitations.

Some readers may find the plot predictable or formulaic, with certain plot points and character arcs feeling a bit too familiar. Additionally, the romance between Cash and Darcey may come across as clichd or unrealistic to some readers, with the standard “bad boy falls for good girl” trope being a bit overdone.

Despite these flaws, “Cash” is a compelling read that is sure to appeal to fans of gritty romance and suspense. It is a well-crafted and emotionally resonant story that explores themes of redemption, love, and personal growth in a way that is both engaging and thought-provoking.

Overall, I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a thrilling and meaningful romance novel. Rating: 4/5

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