Cover Reveal - New Money Trilogy by Natalie Bennett

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New Money Trilogy
Natalie Bennett
(New Money Trilogy #1-3)
Genres: Adult, Romance
Beneath the allure of a shimmering city is a covert world of organized crime. Nurtured with blood and death. Controlled by the elite and immoral.
Once you enter this world, you’re stuck. The only way out is when your heart ceases to beat, regardless if you came willingly or not.
And that’s exactly how it all began.
Three men.
Rich. Powerful. Corrupt.
Three women.
Indigent. Young. Cunning.
Six lives intertwined in one story of cruelty, violence, betrayal, and love.
Manic. Forbidden. Unrequited love.
Author Bio:
Shameless author of twisted unconventional love stories.
Natalie has a penchant for (writing) villainous immoral men, and tends to deviate away from traditional happily ever afters.
When she isn't slaying words on multiple projects, she's hanging out in the sunshine state with her husband, their three boys, and her pit-bull named Lulu.
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