Blade by Mari Sillva

Blade is a man without fear. The typical villain of the stories that parents tell their children at night even looks like a horror movie character a mysterious, unruly man. Badly, he carries with him the legacy of being the last of the Maldonado, the greatest family of thieves of all time. Cruel by nature as well as all of his team of bank robbers and casinos in Las Vegas known with “The fearless men” together have stolen billions. He lost his parents still very small when they were cowardly murdered in an ambush of the Police, shot even after surrendered.

Jesse Carter dropped the dream of being a photographer to pursue her father’s career. A great police officer awarded several times and highly respected within the criminal department of the FBI, for being one of the responsible for the ambush that arrested two big names in the world of crime. The problem is that the girl does not have a way for such a thing she barely knows how to hold a gun. She has a pure heart and a kind soul. Her path will intersect with someone who will teach you that things are not always what they seem, and that sometimes the only difference from a “villain” to “Good Guy” is media coverage.