The Cartel Free Audiobook Download by Don Winslow

Set against the backdrop of the Colombian cocaine cartels, "The Cartel" is a cautionary tale, a hard-boiled detective story, an epic crime novel with one foot in the past and one in modern-day realities. It's about a DEA agent who cracks the case of two high-ranking federal judges murdering innocent drug dealers on their turf.

David Hunter is a detective in the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) and one of the best. His partner, Brian O'Conner, is a reformed criminal with no connections to anything but his own powerful physique. Together, they make for quite an unstoppable team as they take down the crime ring that has been terrorizing every corner of Southern California.

The Cartel is a crime novel by Don Winslow and it is narrated by Ray Porter. The story starts in the barrio of Boyle Heights, but quickly shifts to the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. It follows the lives of many hustlers and low-level drug dealers from these two very different areas. The protagonist, Teddy Smith, is an addict with an ex-wife who needs money for her daughter's wedding. He is running from debt collectors and decides to rob a bank with his friend Chris Leal. In the end he gets arrested for another crime but spends seven years in prison.

In the 1960s, a group of men in Arizona were involved in smuggling marijuana and other goods from Mexico. After the first shipment, everything fell into place for these men. But then the Mexican government got wind of what they were doing and began their own investigation. The last thing these men wanted to do was get caught by the Mexican cartel.

The Cartel by Don Winslow is a book about the Mexican Drug Wars. The main character, Art Keller, is a former DEA agent who becomes a high-end drug dealer in Mexico. After his arrest and release from prison Art starts to work as a consultant for the FBI investigating this business.

The Cartel is a crime-fiction novel that follows two law enforcement officers on the hunt for the most powerful drug cartel in America. These two officers are as different from each other as they come, but they share one key quality: both have spent nearly their entire adult lives trying to escape the cartel's influence.