A Villain's Kiss

A Villain's Duet, Book 1

De: T.L. Smith

Narrado por: Stella Hunter, Antonio Amato

My husband wanted me back, but I was already falling for someone else...

Savior or seducer. I am not sure which one he's playing at.

He is forbidden, after all. I am married to a rockstar. Appearances must be upheld.

But what does it mean when your marriage is breaking, and the dark, mysterious savior is offering you things you have never felt before?

Do you say yes? Or do you say no?

He owns a club that's specific to every person's desires. So the promises he is making might very well hold true.

It's risky to do this with a stranger. But how much of a stranger is he really?

©2023 T.L. Smith (P)2023 Podium Audio

Could not stop listening!

I loved everything about this book. A little more details with the spicy scenes would’ve done better but they were still great. I was so surprised because a friend told me about this book but I had no idea it would be this good. I literally could not stop listening stayed up way past my bedtime to finish and I think I have to listen to it again

Didn’t see that coming

This love story came out of nowhere. I enjoyed the good girl falling for the bad boy.

Nice bite sized story

trigger warnings for those who may be struggling through recovery. female being drugged and nearly raped, sex trafficking, and the story dips its toes into the bdsm dynamic but not fully. Its tastefully done from a vanilla perspective.. (maybe) I found nothing wrong with the narrators.

the male narrator ruined it

the voice over can make or break it. & this is definitely ruined by the male narration. how is an older, nasally voice supposed to be the sexy guy, that Jake is supposed to be?! terrible. got through the book but regretted the purchase. apparently her other books are similar so will be crossing my fingers for the rest.

Male narrator doesn’t fit the main male character

The male character definitely made me cringe a bit. Couldn’t finish the book. Same narrator for book 2 so I won’t be reading it. No need to continue to cringe through the male chapters. Stella Hunter does a phenomenal job as usual!