A Match Made in Hate

Dark & Dirty Vows, Book 1

De: Morgan Bridges

Narrado por: Allie Shae, Aiden Snow

I hated her before I even knew her name.

My bride. The daughter of my enemy. She's nothing more than a part of my revenge.

I'm the one who holds her life in my hands. As well as her body. And soon, her very will. Yet, she refuses to break.

This woman disarms me, not with weapons but with words. And not with a fist, but with a simple kiss. But a match made in hate can have no other ending except war.

This is book one in the Dark & Dirty Vows series which is intended for mature listeners. Welcome to the dark side...

©2021 Building Bridges Publishing (P)2024 Podium Audio

Great Narration

Storyline was great. I was hooked from the beginning. I felt the tension between Maximus and Emilia. I usually get annoyed and lose interest when the females are written as pliant, however, the early explanation of her submissiveness was perfect.

Devoured this book!

I was scared this would be messy drama or dumb miscommunication. Instead, I got a dark romance I couldn’t stop listening to.

Age gap ✔️
Smart FMC ✔️
Alpha MMC without the cringe ✔️

Zero eye-rolling. All tension. I devoured it.

Dark, Evil, and beautiful.

Dark, Evil, and beautiful all at once! Loved the narration as well. The narrators will always make or break a good book. I loved the story line. It was suspenseful, and passionate.
Loved it.

More Snow!

This was my 1st novel by this author, though the story was good, I’m disappointed that it was not done in Duet Narration… not enough of Aiden Snow’s deep voice! Some of the steamiest scenes were narrated by the female voice and it’s sad to say that her male voice does not compare to Snow’s, not even close. I must admit I’m spoiled by Duet Narration (where each character speaks their own parts) don’t think I can listen to novels done any other way anymore :(

Not my favorite

I never felt fully connected to the characters and the story felt predictable. The spice was well done and Aiden Snow does a fantastic job. I do wish in the dual narration the female actor would say all the female lines and male actors say all the male lines instead of going back and forth. Overall, not one I would listen to again.