The Wronged - Kimberley Chambers

Kimberley Chambers is definitely the Queen of grit when it comes to crime/gangland fiction! With every book of hers I completely devour it and want to jump straight into the next one!
With Vinny Butler inside it’s time for Michael to step up and prove his worth in the Butler family but has he taken on more than he can cope with or will he come out on top? Will some new news to Vinny tip him over the edge? Little Vinny is hanging about with Ahmed a lot more than the Butlers would like but could his new found love Sammi-Lou be the making of him or will his last crimes catch up with him? Queenie and Vivs humour thought this book just really adds to the book, their east end humour is just tip top!The Juniour Butlers are out to cause havoc too...but could this leave Daniel, Lee and Adam in far too deep...more than they can definitely handle!!It’s great to see old faces pop up throughout this book too! (Another must read series by Kimberley if you haven’t read them!) 
Although this is book 3 in the series, this also works perfectly well as a standalone as Kimberley does go over a little of what happened before, but I highly recommend if you want to really know about the past then start with book one ‘The Trap’ it’s a past you definitely don’t want to miss out on! 


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