Vicious Games
A Dark Taboo Stepbrothers Reverse Harem Romance (The Lies We Keep, Book 1)
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Narrated by:
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Michelle Sparks
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Joe Arden
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Anthony Palmini
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Aaron Shedlock
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Sean Masters
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By:
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Steph Macca
The first year of college is supposed to be the best time of your life, right?
Partying, discovering yourself, getting your heart broken… all that bullcrap.
My cousin once told me I had a talent for attracting trouble. And screw me sideways, he was right.
Instead of discovering myself, I discovered something much worse.
I suck at college.
Oh, and I am in love with my rival and former best friend’s boyfriend.
I wish I could say that’s the extent of it. But drama and trouble find me everywhere I go.
Not only was he my rival and enemy’s boyfriend. He was my stepbrother.
And now he wants to play a winner takes all game with me.
The problem is I never back down from a challenge. And I was feeling confident too… until my stepbrother’s estranged twin brothers that I had never met before entered the game.
Vicious Games is a reverse harem taboo romance—meaning the main female character will have more than one love interest, and yes—it's downright dirty and taboo. It contains adult themes, course language and is solely intended for mature audiences over 18. Vicious Games is book 1 in The Lies We Keep series.
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The FMC is angry, grieving, messy, guarded, and basically fighting to survive in a world where she is the odd one out and not wanted. She has every right to behave the way she does and yet everyone classifies her as the problem when in actuality she’s not. She is close to making her escape, and here enters the MC. The MC is the embodiment of toxic of wanting to eat his cake and have her too. He makes everything absolute worse just for his estrange brothers to come to implode absolutely everything.
They treat her as the villain as though once again she isn’t. Idk, this is just a chaotic hot mess and a train wreck; but I have to know how this ends kind of train wreck.
I read this as an audio and the full cast of narrators made it very easy to distinguish what character is who and what roll they play. Brought forth the emotion each character needed to immerse you in the story.
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