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Dawn of the Dixie Mafia

Legends of the Deep South, Book 2

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Dawn of the Dixie Mafia

By: Synova Cantrell
Narrated by: Josh Tepford
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"The most deadly enemy you will face in the entirety of your career is the Dixie Mafia based out of Phenix City, Alabama." - Major Cullen O'Conner to General Haggerty

From their birthplace in Phenix City, Alabama to the corruption of today, the Dixie Mafia’s tentacles stretch from coast to coast throughout the south. While most of the world denies their existence, this network of freelance criminals have flown under the radar for the most part since the 1950s. Their structure is completely different than that of La Cosa Nostra so people discount them as rogue bands of individual criminals. In reality it’s one massive web of corruption, lies, and murder.

Check out Synova’s latest book called Dawn of the Dixie Mafia to find out how all of these random crimes fit together.

©2024 Synova Cantrell (P)2024 Synova Cantrell
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