Murderville 3: The Black Dahlia Paperback – September 3, 2013

I love every book that this couple has written, and this trilogy has not disappointed at all. After I read the cartel series, it was a no-brainer I was hooked. And every single book that they have written that I have picked up, I was never able to put it down and always finished it within a week. Their books have actually got me back into reading. I used to be an avid reader and then with all this technology you know shied away from it but now I am getting back into it and I want to say thanks to them

These these books are truth or dug their Criminal but they tell a beautiful story my son love them kept him out of trouble while he was incarcerated and kept asking for more unwanted more and more to each series I would recommend them and I read them myself and enjoyed them

Ashely & JaQuavis has done it again!!!! Baron is back in the states and he's looking for answers to A'shai's death. After catching up with Liberty and learning the truth behind his sons death Baron is ready to leave, but Liberty ask of him one favor, plug Po and Rocko with his drug connect. Even after all the drama Po has put Liberty through she still feels like she owes him for saving her. Dahila's greed finally catches up with her and she ends up paying the ultimate price. When the dust finally settles Liberty finds hr happy ending with Rocko, who has always had feelings for her . Can't wait to read part 4!!!!

Keeps your attention from beginning to end

I thought I would receive a used book; instead, I got a brand new one. Thank you so much for the hand-written thank you note!

I put off reading this book for close to two years, but after finishing Prada Plan 4 last week, I decided I needed closure on Liberty, Po and yes Dahlia. Let me apologize now, but it's hard to write this review without spoilers. A & J have penned some pretty conniving, evil and downright dispicable characters, but Dahlia is the worst of them all. She has not one redeeming quality and no soul. I looked forward to her demise starting from the first chapter. I got tired rather quickly of all the countless and senseless murders she committed in her ascent to power. And her automatic acceptance after killing Zulu was absolutely ridiculous. She killed one of the most powerfull leaders in the African Mob and five minutes later she's now the leader of his men and faced no repercussions. Give me a break. Where was the loyalty of the 'Five Familes' for Zulu and his wife? She kills Zulu and Ali Akban then gets the acceptance of the 'Five Families' to fill Zulu's seat as if there is no hierarchy in place. Where are the sons, brothers, nephews or cousins of the men already on the counsel. Sorry but it's all just too unrealistic. I was so happy then Dahlia finally got what was coming to her. My only regret is that Liberty was not there to witness it. I literally almost threw this book in the trash when afterr all that Dahlia had done to Po and she was finally revealed as a snake, Po actually still desired to be with her. He peroved to be a weak, easy manipulated man, which why she so easily brought him down. Loved, loved, loved the friendship turned relationship between Liberty and Rocko. Unlike a previous reviewer I don't feel their relationship was based on rejection, rebound or revenge, I think they came together in time of need and the relationship grew from there. So happy Liberty got her happy ending and this story has come to an end.

By far one of the best series that I've ever read. I read this book in a few hours because I simply could not put it down. The ending was everything that I hoped for and more. (Honestly, I was afraid to read the ending because of the way that the last two ended.) Glad to see an old character return and make a difference. Loved that it ended on a happy note but slightly sad that its over. So happy for Liberty and her new man. Lastly, I've never wished death on anyone...but Dahlia? Lord, forgive me. GREAT book!

Wow! This last book tied all the characters together. In the end all the human fatals flaws are shown and the consequences of indulging in those flaws. You almost felt of a sense of justice when one of the characters was eliminated becuase of the misery this character caused everyone around them.Betrayal between a man and woman is always an interested subject. There are degrees of betrayals and it prove too much for the main character and in the end she made a choice that would ensure her happiness.This is not only a story about drug trade it is a story how this illegal enterprise will destroy all who decide to become part of this.In the end one can never win. All are expendable and all can be replaced.

I've been awaiting the release of this book for months and it was worth the wait! Ashley & Jaquavis never fail to deliver a great book. I'm a true fan. Great end to this book and can't wait for muderville 4.

Once again ashley & jaquavis have given us a great read absolute page turner. The story between liberty and Dahilla was great the outcome was perfect.