Vigilante Justice
Dirty Business. How it all started
Dirty Business is the first book in the Trinity Sisters Business Series. 300 pages. Took me five years to write but originally it wasn’t intended to be a book so I wasn’t in a hurry.
Me and my two sisters started life in a dysfuncional family in London. A drunk step father who molested one of my sisters and beat up mum. We were 5 years old when mum decided to put my sisters in foster care and took me back to her homeland Korea where I became a street hustler when mum shortly after our arrival was killed by a drunk man.
Three years later I was adopted into the Korean Mafia and became a criminal for a little more than 10 years.
But I needed to find my sisters so when I turned 18 I went back the London and joined the army. Was deployed in Afghanistan for 5 years and taken prisoner by a russian renegade war lord after a helicopter crash in the mountains.
I didn’t know but this was the start of a fantastic adventure trying to find my sisters. Angelica was trafficked to Albania. Lenora fled to Detroit, US after a violent confrontation with our step father.
Destiny kept piling events up for us we had to overcome. This is a book about world wide kidnaping and trafficking. We went to countries a US treaty can’t. We involuntarily became judge, jury and executioners. A lot of traffickers felt our swift justice. I think they call it Vigilante Justice.
Bloody Business
Bad Business is Book no. 2 in the Trinity Business Sisters Series.
Sunday morning and the phone rings. It is a terrified woman who watched her 10 year old son Luca getting kidnapped in Mecico 8 days ago. The authorities are corrupt and unengaged.
5 minutes later we are on our way to LAX. Every second counts! The chances Luca is alive after 7 days are almost non existing. In ten hours we do what the local PD couldn’t do. We found Luca! On Poniente Landfill. Left for dead. We witnessed a true miracle that day. Yes, we are good. We are faster and much more efficient than any SWAT team in the world and we are speciallists in what we do.
But we weren’t the cause of the miracle. Our baby sister Celestine was. My entire team is made up of Navy SEALs, mercenaries, Former CIA operatives and mossad agents, a few criminals as myself and a super hacker. But Celestine is a Zen nun! Maybe the weirdest thing ever to have in a killer squad like ours. But it works – even though she is a hard core pacifist.
We trace the buyer to the Italian parliament and encounter door to door fights with the Nigerian Mafia in southern Italy and we discover traffickers in the catacombs of Rome and on the deep dark Web.
Corruption and Trafficking in Mexico City. Vigilante Justice. Writing on page 175 now and I guess it will end up in 280-300 pages.
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This is a FREE eBook! 40 pages. Abduction in Bangkok.
Traffickers ruined our vacation.
A piece of advice. NEVER snatch kids in front of The Trinity Sisters!
A few perps stole a German girl right in front of us. But they didn’t get far. We got them. Fast. And when the police came we got involved in an ongoing trafficking investigation. The cop in charge was unable to solve the case because of corruption so he unofficially asked for our help.
He knew us in advance – our reputation from Albania last year putting 30.000 traffickers and paedophiles behind bars had reached him here in Thailand long before we arrived.
A breath-taking story begins.
This is a trafficking ring targeting foreigners in the markets in Chatuchak Market and selling kids (girls AND boys) to paedophiles all over the world. Mostly to the US.
We need to stop them.
Vigilante Justice.
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Dirty Business
If you ever heard about Jack Reacher you should meet his sister!
Vigilante Justice
Just like Jack, she is merciless in her pursuit of truth and justice. Both Jack and Debra are loners, but Deb needs to find her lost family. And being in the way of a determined woman proves fatal for mafias, trafficking rings and Government officials.
This is the story about Debra trying to find her sisters, one of them lost in trafficking. And there is a lot of cleaning to do. An Albanian trafficking ring, the Serbian mafia and even Fuckingham Palace are in danger when Deb goes hunting.
It is estimated that 40 million people around the globe are being trafficked for modern slavery, sex or labour. Every year 600.000 – 800.000 people are trafficked across international borders – which means the number is larger as local trafficking is not included.
The profit generated in this Dirty Business is roughly $150 billion a year and growing! This is the fastest-growing business in the world!
70% of trafficking victims are women and 50% of the total are children!
The polarization between rich and poor, combined with the lack of ethics, i the foundation of trafficking. I know many people will disagree, but the rich are effectively holding the poor firmly emprisoned in poverty to remain rich.
One side of trafficking is the scumbags that buy sex, children, organs or forced labour. The other is the perps with no morals who are providing ‘products’ to meet a need in the market.
If you can’t stand swearing and alternative use of language this book isn’t for you. If you read it be prepared the wording reflects the rough and Godless parts of the world where I lived and worked.
Always the last outposts before hell.
At the age of 5, Debra travels with her mother back to Korea to escape a drunk and violent stepfather, but shortly after arrival her mother is brutally killed and even though she has relatives she ends up living in the streets as she has a hard time relating to people.
She learns to be a skilled pocket lifter and after an incident with the local mafia boss, she becomes his right hand and helps organize his business doing drugs, gunrunning, art theft, grand theft auto, and electronics.
Thirteen years later Debra, goes back to London, joins the army, and is sent to Afghanistan to protect pipelines for the US and opium production for the CIA. She is captured by a Russian renegade KGB operative Lev, after a Chinook crash where she was the only survivor. Tortured for weeks but rescued by an American ‘outlaw’ Goldie and his friend, a former mercenary Snyper that accidentally was present in the Afghan mountains to relieve Lev a ton of weapons he had stashed in a cave after the Russians left the country in 1989.
They flew from Afghanistan over Pakistan by night in Psycho’s old Sea King, which he got by blackmailing his former employer in Central America – The CIA, and sailed from Karachi to Miami in Snypers huge Yacht after killing Lev and 15 of his men on a cold godforsaken mountain.
Debra got separated from her sisters when she left London, but a lot of strange coincidences bring them together after nineteen years. Their stories are even worse.
Lenora was abused by her stepfather, ended up in the streets of Detroit hiding from the police, and lived there for four years.
Angelica became a junkie in the streets of London for thirteen years and was trafficked to Albania.
Bloody Business
Luca is snatched from his mother on a vacation in Mexico City.
Only one thing to do about it!
A desperate woman calls Martin – Dave’s business manager. Her son Luca was kidnapped 8 days ago in Mexico City. The local Police have no leads.
Five minutes later Debra, her sisters and their friends are on their way to Mexico. Just to find out that it was a high-ranking Italian politician who ordered kidneys for his son on the black market, But Luca isn’t the only one. In Italy they are confronted with the Nigerian Mafia. They are selling tens of thousands of kids for organ harvesting and women for prostitution.
Before they realize it they are fighting kidnapping and trafficking on government level and they run into some serious enemies who have no intention of stopping their lucrative business.
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What should have been a relaxing holiday in Thailand with my father and my sisters turns out to be an exhilarating adventure in the Bangkok underworld.
A seven year old girl is snatched from the Chatuchak Market in Thailand.
These dummies chose the worst location in the entire world to kidnap a girl! Right in front of our yes!
This is a short FREE novel to learn about my adventures in the fastest growing criminal enterprise in the world. Trafficking!
It is not about revenge or retaliation. We are not punishing anyone or trying to get even. It is not about vengeance or savage justice.
But authorities are slow. And corrupt. Meanwhile women and children are molested and killed.
So this is about saving the victims from this rogue paedophile business as fast as humanly possible and that, you may say is a form of swift justice. Or extrajudical action. Some call it Street Justice or Vigilante Justice. And it probably is.
I admit some times it is about pay back. To set the scores so to speak. Or to teach the perps a lesson they will never forget as long as they live. If they survive. So in a way we are also punishers.
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Trafficking
Only a very few people truly have insight into trafficking.
To say it simple: Trafficking is the fastest growing criminal syndicate in the history of mankind!
In 2022 25-30 million people were trafficked! For work, sex, diabolic rituals and organs.
Trafficking is as off now only surpassed by the illegal trade in narcotics. But it is only a matter of a very short time, because drugs can only be sold once. Women and children can be sold 10 times a day, day after day, month after month, year after year.
I don’t know what is worse. Women sold for prostitution or children who get slaughtered because of organ trafficking.
The trafficking stories I present in my books are from real life. The victims are real!
These are stories of violence, trafficking, modern slavery, child molesters, corruption, drugs, wars and a lot of dead scumbags. Most people can not comprehend the horrors of the victims. And I get it! It took me years to digest how bad the condition of the world really is.
That’s why Celestine has a purpose in my books. She brings Love, Light, Hope and Perspective into a dark, horrible and almost hopeless world of trafficking.
“The best book ever! I was very happy to have the honour of doing the preface!”
Vidhika writes:
This novel is the first installment of the trilogy Trinity Sisters, which tells the story of three sisters who, due to cruelty of fate, were separated.
The book opens with Debra overseeing radio communications for US forces following a bomb strike that resulted in a crash that plunged into the mountains of Afghanistan. Among the crew, she is the only one who has survived. Even though it seemed like she had defeated death, the cruelties of the vile and avaricious Russians were causing her to die in pieces. However, it was all part of fate’s plan to give her what she had always wanted: a family and a love!She embarks on a quest to get rid of the issue she was in, which puts mafias and other powerful figures in the shady world of child and woman trafficking in her path!
Ultimately, the story is about more than simply search for the missing family story; it’s an action-packed novel with plenty of gun and aircraft-related details and motivational tales of people rising above really difficult circumstances. The book sheds light on the terror industry, the connection between drug trafficking and human trafficking, and the extensive underbelly of the government’s façade. The book presents the truth about how the illicit trade operates.
Overall, the author has written a gripping story about justice, retaliation, family ties, action, and the murky side of society!
TW →Readers who have trouble with certain uncensored language, human trafficking, scenes of harassment, and grave catastrophes in life should proceed with caution!
Jithendra Jithu writes:
👉Prepare to be swept away on an electrifying journey of action, adventure, and justice in this captivating masterpiece! 🚀 Debra Quincy, a force to be reckoned with, takes center stage, proving she’s not just Jack Reacher’s sister but a relentless and unyielding warrior in her own right. 💪🏼
👉From surviving a harrowing helicopter crash in the Afghan mountains to navigating the dark underworld of the Serbian mafia and an international trafficking ring, Debra’s saga is a rollercoaster of emotions and adrenaline-pumping moments. The narrative is a symphony of raw authenticity and unfiltered language, providing an unapologetic glimpse into the harsh realities of the world she inhabits. 🌍
👉Quincy’s storytelling prowess shines through, seamlessly blending simplicity with powerful words that resonate deep within. The result? An immersive reading experience that grips you from the first page to the very last, leaving you craving more. 🌟
👉Debra’s character is a revelation – a perfect fusion of depth, sharp wit, and unbridled strength. Readers can’t help but be drawn to her loyalty, honesty, and a touch of sarcasm that adds a delightful layer to the narrative. The emotional journey embedded in the story, from hate and excitement to love and compassion, showcases Quincy’s ability to craft a tale that transcends mere entertainment. 🌈
👉The book has garnered high praise for its deep and beautiful narrative, with fans hailing it as a top-notch thriller crime novel. The ease with which Quincy captures complex emotions and weaves them into the fabric of the story is truly commendable. 🌺
👉In summary, Dirty Business is not just a book; it’s an experience, a thrilling odyssey that resonates with readers on a profound level. Dive into this spellbinding adventure, and be prepared to lose yourself in a world where justice is served with unapologetic flair. 🚁🔥
Stefan H writes:
A well-written, gripping, and engaging tale of action and justice. The story follows a former soldier who, after surviving a harrowing ordeal in the Afghan mountains, discovers that her sister has been kidnapped by a trafficking ring. Fueled by determination and a desire for vengeance, she embarks on a mission to rescue her sibling and reunite her family.
The author skillfully weaves together elements of kidnapping crime fiction, vigilante justice, and organized crime to create a compelling narrative that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The protagonist’s journey is filled with twists and turns that make you interested in knowing what comes next and leave you eagerly turning the pages. The narrative includes intense, action-packed scenes — from adrenaline-fueled escape attempts to intense confrontations with ruthless enemies.
Overall, this book is a must-read for fans of action-packed thrillers, especially stories of justice prevailing against all odds. The fast-paced plot and engaging characters make it an exhilarating read that leaves you eagerly anticipating the next installment of the series.
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What people say:
“This book is deep – beautiful zen and a ton of action.”
“Love the sarcasm! It is brilliant!”
“I really want to be friends with Debra. She is deep, sharp, sarcastic, funny, strong, a no BS woman, and the way she is portrayed makes me feel her loyalty and honesty.”
“Had no idea these crimes are so cruel and comprehensive.”
“You should really write a book about Debra and Jack Reacher.”
“The flow I experienced reading this book made reading easy. The choice of words is simple, yet very powerful.”
“Dirty Business took me through hate (against the perps), love, passion, excitement, vivid compassion, life, joy and suffering, healing and what’s beyond and behind everything.”
“I was captured and amused.”
“Best vigilante justice ever.”
“Top notch thriller crime novel. Debra has a very interesting and relatable personality.”
“Very sophisticated offensive language! Didn’t know it was possible to express your feelings towards scumbags in such colourful ways!”
“You give new meaning to Vigilante Justice.”
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