Contraband Coast - James Dargan

CONTRABAND COAST

The Dixie Mafia: Blood, Profit, and Silence on the Gulf Coast - Book III

Biloxi, 1979. The corridor is open. The trucks are moving. The Gulf is busy again.

The Dixie Mob is no longer a crew - it's a machine.

Smuggling routes stretch across the Mississippi-Louisiana state line and into Texas, moving marijuana, stolen weapons, untaxed cigarettes, and a new product that promises enormous profit and even greater danger. The Strip clubs wash the money. The warehouses never sleep. Ships arrive in darkness, and trucks disappear into the night.

Men vanish. Books are corrected. Silence deepens.

Because on the Contraband Coast, the Dixie Mob has crossed a line it can't uncross.

It isn't a criminal organization anymore.
It's an economy.
And economies don't need everyone to survive.

Perfect for fans of Don Winslow, Dennis Lehane, Elmore Leonard, and Southern crime epics where power expands quietly, loyalty has an expiration date, and the system always protects itself.