Cartel Queen: Aries Manifesto by JaQuavis Coleman - front cover

Cartel Queen: Aries Manifesto

by JaQuavis Coleman

"Cartel Queen: Aries Manifesto" by JaQuavis Coleman. Mass market paperback, ISBN 978-9366677370. Ex-library copy with typical markings, reflecting its history in the Metropolitan Library System. A thrilling urban crime novel set in Anguilla, exploring themes of crime and redemption. Binding intact, with wear consistent with library use.

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Binding:Paperback
Condition:Acceptable
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ISBN:9798366677370
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SKU:A22-B3-SAL-0590

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Condition Details

This copy of "Cartel Queen: Aries Manifesto" is a mass market paperback formerly part of the Metropolitan Library System. It shows signs of library use, including stamps and stickers. The cover and pages exhibit typical wear, such as corner creases and minor edge wear, but the binding remains intact. There is no dust jacket, aligning with the paperback format.

About This unknown Edition

"Cartel Queen: Aries Manifesto" by JaQuavis Coleman is a gripping addition to the Cartel series, reflecting the author's prowess in urban fiction and crime thrillers. This mass market paperback is part of the Metropolitan Library System, indicating its previous circulation in a library setting. While the publisher and exact publication year remain unspecified, the book carries an ISBN of 978-9366677370, offering a traceable point for collectors and readers alike. Set against the backdrop of Anguilla, the narrative explores themes of crime and redemption, as a woman with a checkered past navigates new challenges. This edition is particularly notable for its library markings and absence of a dust jacket, characteristic of its format. The book's condition is reflective of its library use, adding a layer of history to its physical presence.

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