Yasmin Angoe Bücher

Nena Knight, die als Kind aus ihrem ghanaischen Dorf entführt wurde, hat viele Motive zu töten. Jetzt, da sie Elite-Attentäterin für das mächtige Geschäftssyndikat namens The Tribe ist, bekommt sie jede Menge Gelegenheiten dazu. Und Nena, Codename Echo, ist effektiv, loyal und absolut tödlich. Doch als sie in Miami einen Bundesstaatsanwalt eliminieren soll, um einem neuen Mitglied von The Tribe einen Gefallen zu tun, widersetzt sie sich erstmals den Befehlen dieser Geheimorganisation. Denn sie erkennt, dass es sich bei diesem Gangster, der The Tribe beigetreten ist, um denselben Mann handelt, der ihr Dorf zerstören, die Bewohner massakrieren und sie in die Sexsklaverei verkaufen ließ. Nena kann der Versuchung der Rache nicht widerstehen ‒ und sie will es auch gar nicht. Sie muss nun alles einsetzen, was sie war und was sie ist, um ihn zur Strecke zu bringen ...

In this thrilling conclusion of the Nena Knight series, the trained assassin will have to confront the ghosts of her past...before she becomes one herself. Until his untimely death, Nena's mentor was the backbone of the Tribe. With his leadership position unfilled and despite the Tribe's newfound misgivings about her, Nena has stepped into a new role she never wanted. Politics is an entirely new venture for her, and now one of the Tribe's own has been kidnapped, forcing her back to her origins as an assassin. But the only person qualified for such a rescue mission is Nena Knight--and a new team whose trust in her continues to waver. Determined to harness the power of her former role to succeed in her new one, Nena must also face what she left behind. Old fears, resentments, and anger threaten the precarious hold Nena has on her new life as she realizes that the past--and the people from it--are never far behind.

Yasmin Angoe's They Come at Knight is the heart-pounding second installment in the Nena Knight series about an intrepid female assassin who will stop at nothing to protect her family. For elite assassin Nena Knight, eliminating dangerous players on the world stage is part of the job. The Tribe, a powerful business syndicate in Africa, ensures that she has those opportunities. But for Nena, the Tribe is more than just her employer; it's an organization that supports the African people--until it turns on itself. As Nena embarks on a new mission, a violent siege by a paramilitary group throws the Tribe into chaos, and mysterious acts of violence plague the Tribe's territories. As the attacks escalate, Nena suspects a different kind of enemy at play: someone on the inside, determined to undermine the Tribe's leaders. As this new threat closes in on her own family, Nena enlists a team to root out the danger. But as she gets closer to the truth, she will have to risk everything to protect the future she holds dear--even if it means facing off with an enemy she never expected.

She left home as the local pariah at twenty-two, but when a family tragedy brings her back, she must confront her tortured past--and a new danger in town that no one seems to understand but her. After years of self-exile, Jacinda "Jac" Brodie is back in Brook Haven, South Carolina. But the small cliffside town no longer feels like home. Jac hasn't been there since the beloved chief of police fell to his death--and all the whispers said she was to blame. That chief was Jac's father. Racked with guilt, Jac left town with no plans to return. But when her granddad lands in the hospital, she rushes back to her family, bracing herself to confront the past. Brook Haven feels different now. Wealthy newcomer Faye Arden has transformed the notorious Moor Manor into a quaint country inn. Jac's convinced something sinister lurks beneath Faye's perfect exterior, yet the whole town fawns over their charismatic new benefactor. And when Jac discovers one of her granddad's prized possessions in Faye's office, she knows she has to be right. But as Jac continues to dig, she stumbles upon dangerous truths that hit too close to home. With not only her life but also her family's safety on the line, Jac discovers that maybe some secrets are better left buried.