Sick Boys

A Spine Ridge University Standalone

De: Clarissa Wild

Narrado por: Corvin King, Desireé Ketchum

Duración: 17 h y 9 m

Resumen del Editor

I didn't believe them when they said they would corrupt me. I was wrong. So wrong.

The night my sister died, a piece of me died with her. So I made a vow to enroll at Spine Ridge University just like her, find the person responsible… and make them pay.

Until I meet three sick boys of the Skull & Serpent Society: Felix, Dylan, Alistair. Rude, heartless, vicious guys who are obsessed with making me regret I ever stepped foot on campus.

They make me a deal: My body in exchange for a glimpse at their violence. Refusing them is impossible; denying them is insane. They're rough, greedy, and every second with them is filled with depravity. Their venom is jabbed straight into my heart, and I'm sucked into their world. All for the sake of revenge.

Until it becomes something more. Something priceless. Something all four of us would kill for.

Sick Boys is a thrilling new dark bully reverse harem romance standalone by New York Times & USA Today bestselling author Clarissa Wild. Intended for mature listeners.

©2023 Clarissa Wild (P)2023 Podium Audio

Simply riveting...

Wow! What a rollercoaster! Worth every minute listening to it. Will be listening to it again and again in the future.

Jeeze

So much better than I expected. Loved it. Hate to say I have a favorite bc I love them all but Dylan, his character had me melting from the start. Great story

So many twists and turns

I lived this. The dynamic personalities of all the characters make them very well rounded and different. Some things can be predictable (I have ADHD so I can predict things more than some), but some things come out of left field and sends you down another twist from nowhere. Felix... He is... Perfect. *chef's kiss*

Sick boys:

I really enjoyed this book
A bad boy romance 🥰
The story was great and I love both the narrator’s they bring the story alive and make it impossible to put down

sick boys

why do you always have the main female a stupid little girl. why not some one with fighting skill to match and take down or handicap any amount of adversaries. why alway a dum little girl against big guys who gang up on little girls. give us some matched will skilled young girls, who won't find themselves in stupid unnecessary situations.

Holy hotness!!!

Was not expecting this much hotness. Narrators were awesome. I could listen to them all day. Story line is fairly normal for the girl goes to college, finds a group of boys that then turn her world upside down. Good story line. I'm off to find more books by this author! Happy listening!

Twisted spice

The story was a bit silly. I did love the dark twisted side of it and the dark, dirty sex. The suspense was okay. The book was long and Had the plot figured out by the middle of the book. Overall the narrators did a great job. First listen by narrator CK. Love his raspy growl. I wish it was dual narration. I think it would have been a better listen .

Truly Sick Boys &Girl

Loved the book. I do think it ran a little long and communication would've helped a lot. Also would've loved for it to have been duet narration as opposed to dual.

🔥🔥🔥🔥

Loved the smutt and the enemies to lovers storyline. I’m a sucker for bully tropes and this definitely filled my need.
The spicy scenes were amazing and so well written.
I found myself rooting for them all, I couldn’t pick which one I loved more in the group.

Towards the end, it did get a little predictable. I guessed it and found myself knowing I was right so I felt like the ending was dragged out a little but then the last spicy scene made up for it allllllll.

Sigh…

I liked this book but the plot was kind of ridiculous. I rolled my eyes often while reading this. Pen got on my nerves. But Felix saved this book. I loved him so much. I kept reading to get as much of him as possible. The other characters were just there. Pen’s friends especially, it was like they were reading a script. Nothing felt authentic with them. The narrators did an amazing job.