Malice

De: Coralee June

Narrado por: Natalie Eaton

Duración: 9 h y 15 m

Resumen del Editor

There are three rules for being best friends with a mafia princess:

1. Don't ask any personal questions.
2. Don't show up at her house unannounced.
3. Don't ever ever let anyone know you're friends.

For three years, I followed the rules. Vicky and I met once a week at the diner where I worked. I was her slice of normalcy; she was the one person in whom I could confide. It might have been unconventional, but it worked for us.

One night, all hell broke loose, and I got caught up in a battle of bloodshed where we almost lost our lives. I ended up face-to-face with Vicky's dangerous older brothers: Anthony, William, and Nicholas Civella - the made men of the Kansas City Mob.

After fighting for my life and proving myself worthy, they brought me into their deadly world. It was glamorous but twisted. Torture, death, and crime followed me everywhere I went, chiseling away at parts of me until I wasn't the same anymore.

Slowly, I betrayed my best friend and fell in love.

Chances are, they'll ruin me. This thing between us has deadly consequences. But in this criminal world, I'm learning that the rules don't apply when you're the boss.

©2021 June Publishing (P)2021 Dreamscape Media, LLC

❤❤❤

New author for me. I really liked this! It hints at so much, teases you and it's hard to dislike the bad guys. Some parts I felt on a personal level. ❤ Malice 😈 Now I need the next.
Crushing fetish...😬 that's a first.

Malice

Wow! I already loved this book! Coralee has truly created the most unique characters in this book. Listening to this book made me fall in love with each character even more. Malice, Anthony, and William have such a strange dynamic amongst brothers. Juliet gets pulled into their world in a flash. She somehow completes each man and makes their bond stronger. I truly can't wait for the next two books to come to audio! Natalie Eaton was absolutely phenomenal narrating each character!

Worth reading

Great book!! I like how you get to hear everyone’s story without it being to much. The character development for each person was interesting and for some very surprising. Though Juliet changes due to her circumstances you see how she’d already being a little unraveled due to her past.

love this book!

I loved this book the first time I read it and I wanted to get a little refresher before I read the next book in the series. This recording was easy to listen to. I really enjoyed Natalie Eaton's performance. I find the tone and cadence of her voice very pleasing.

Coralee does it again!

This was an amazing story and great narrator!! can't wait to dive into the next one

Dark and dirty

A dark mafia romance with both grit and smut! This is a true work of art and I cannot wait for the rest of the series.

❤️

I have been in a slump here lately I could not even find a book I wanted to finish until now and I can’t wait for book 2

WHY CHOOSE DARK MAFIA

THIS FREAKING BOOK. This is a dark romance. mafia, why choose book so if you don't like those things, this isn't for you. Be warned.

"and the creep died with a curling iron up his ass" wtf. absolutely didn't see that coming at all. literall holy shit.

ok but the men in this book are straight up bad men, like not morally grey but bad dudes. and its so hot. the book was so addictve truly. i didn't want to put it down.

Reverse Harem

This story is so far fetched, it’s ridiculous. Reverse harem is not for me. It’s too unrealistic.

No, these high ratings are just ridiculous

This is the worst book I've read from this author. This reads like amateur mafia hour with the winy, naive FMC and overdone straight forward tropes.There's also poor connection with the male characters, I'm not feeling it at all. Plus the plot is kind of boring for a "dark" read. I say "dark" with sarcasm, because to be considered dark to me, in this day in age, you shouldn't make the story so cliche. Everything is oh so shocking and surprising to her that she's always one step away from clutching her pearls and saying, "well I never". They even called her a pet, like an actual one and there wasn't even a thought in her weak brain to deny it. This is the same person that has a blog talking about true crime??? What? Yeah no. I like my FMCs that don't act like dolls. I just hate books that prove to be just as interesting as the initial description. It just makes the purchase and sitting through the story so pointless.