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    Deadly Game: Tokyo Nights, #1
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    Tokyo Nights

    By Ben Hartmann

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    Nothing comes for free. Not love. Not life. It's the price that matters, what one is willing to give up to secure happiness... how far into the darkness one is willing to fall. And Hisato is ready to take the plunge. No more trying to balance his role as a Shinjuku detective with that of a yakuza's lover.

     

    But his price is yet to be determined and it's not just his life on the line.

     

    The bodies will pile up.

     

    The tears will fall.

     

    And those who rule the city will be ousted.

     

    But once the blood dries on his hands, will Hisato have secured his happy-ever-after?

     

    Deadly Gifts is the final book in the Tokyo Nights Trilogy that features and undercover cop whose assignment went wrong in all the best ways, a genderqueer host who will do whatever it takes to protect his lovers, a yakuza ward boss with his eyes on the top prize and his best friend who finally learns to trust the new member of their relationship. A gang conflict will come to its stunning conclusion in a bloody and explosive fashion with the winner taking it all.

    LanguageDeutsch
    PublisherBen Hartmann
    Release dateAug 17, 2015
    Deadly Game: Tokyo Nights, #1

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      Get in. Get proof. Get out alive. Easy, right?   All Hisato Shibata had ever wanted to be was a police officer, to work his way through the ranks like his father had. Wanted to be known as an officer who upheld the oaths he'd sworn and keep the streets of Tokyo free of men like Tatsuo Ogawa—Shinjuku Ward boss for the Yamashita Organisation. Going undercover had never been a part of his plans, but when his superiors put the assignment in front of him, he dutifully agreed.   But in getting close to Ogawa, Hisato learns some uncomfortable truths about himself. Add in his growing attraction to Ogawa and the two men close to him, getting out alive is the least of his worries.   Deadly Game is the first book in the Tokyo Nights Trilogy that features an undercover cop whose assignment goes wrong in all the best ways, a genderqueer host who will do whatever is needed to protect his lovers, a yakuza ward boss with his eyes on the top prize and his best friend who is hesitant trust the new member of their relationship. Add in a gang conflict and things are bound to get a little...bloody.

      Get in. Get proof. Get out alive. Easy, right?   All Hisato Shibata had ever wanted to be was a police officer, to work his way through the ranks like his father had. Wanted to be known as an officer who upheld the oaths he'd sworn and keep the streets of Tokyo free of men like Tatsuo Ogawa—Shinjuku Ward boss for the Yamashita Organisation. Going undercover had never been a part of his plans, but when his superiors put the assignment in front of him, he dutifully agreed.   But in getting close to Ogawa, Hisato learns some uncomfortable truths about himself. Add in his growing attraction to Ogawa and the two men close to him, getting out alive is the least of his worries.   Deadly Game is the first book in the Tokyo Nights Trilogy that features an undercover cop whose assignment goes wrong in all the best ways, a genderqueer host who will do whatever is needed to protect his lovers, a yakuza ward boss with his eyes on the top prize and his best friend who is hesitant trust the new member of their relationship. Add in a gang conflict and things are bound to get a little...bloody.

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