A Destiny of Carnage

A Dark RH Serial Killer Bully Romance (A Violent Agenda, Book 4)

De: Mallory Fox

Narrado por: Hannah Hedley, Lucas Webley

Death isn’t the end. Surrender is overrated.

Killing for love is the only cure…I fear nothing, no one.

Not even the boys who loved me that I lost. Dead. Buried. Gone. One by one. I am alone.

I need to be stronger. I have to evolve If I’m to survive. If I’m going to save us all.

Jude is my rock. Lorcan is my faith. Dante is my blade. Dino was the light to my darkness.

And me…I’m the monster who comes in the night. I’m the bitch back from hell to make you weep. My father will know it when I slice him and every last one of his sinners into pretty ribbons for what they did to me…To my family.

And in the end, they will beg.

Love, honor, and obey.

Not f*cking likely.

I’d rather slaughter them all.

©2022 Mallory Fox (P)2025 Mallory Fox

Expect the unexpected

Audio review Hannah Hedley and Lucas Webley accents make the story intriguing. However Hannah usage of says is again a me thing. But still a good audiobook Viola and Dante have their own brand of madness and connection. Then there is the connection with the rest of the guys and Dino especially. There are quite a few twists and secrets revealed. The spice is on another level along with the ending which was interesting but expected with this bunch.

Great Listen!

The conclusion. I received a audio copy and heard it through BookFunnel. The narrators did a good job.

This brings the story to an end. Truths are revealed. Secrets are exposed. Revenge is being seeked. Relationships are questioned. This was good especially the ending. I enjoyed this series.

Really good listen

Dark romance
Why choose
Enemies to lovers

Duet narration - Hannah Hadley & Lucas Webley
Love these narrators. They have done fabulous with this series!


Just like the rest of this series it is dark and twisty. Full of revenge, violence and scheming and I want it no other way.

This book lets a lot of truths and secrets out. Every single character is basically a psychopath. This is the final book in the series and oh what an ending it was. Really enjoyed this series.

If you are a dark romance lover i highly recommend this series!

RH with female assasin

This is the last book in the Violent Agenda series. The audibooks are as good as the books. I'm sad that this series is ending and coming full circle. Since all the books have been published I highly recommend reading or listening to the series straight through, if you have the time. I feel like that's the best experience. It keeps all the chaos and webs of relationships fresh in your mind.

I have enjoyed this series because, for the most part, Viola is the crazy one and the one controlling all these men. Viola is technically older than everyone in her group of men except, Dante. I don’t particularly love a FMC older than the men, but this dynamic worked. Viola also acts younger.

Is Viola truly insane or smart? I do know Viola is a very, very loose cannon, with little to no impulse control. Although Viola's character unraveled, her character never really changed. Viola just masked a lot of her snark and unstable side in the beginning. Honestly though, who wouldn't be unstable after what happened to her?

Each man served a purpose for Viola. It took me much longer to figure out V. I think in the end she wanted people to not walk away or quit on her like everyone else did. V didn't think she could love, or have the capacity for it. I think V did love every one of the guys in her own way. The guys all saw her darkness and embraced it. Man was the storyline ever complex and hard to unravel. Even after the truth of it all, I'm like what?

Thanks to Valentine PR and Mallory Fox for the ALC opportunity.

Love how the narrators bring this story to life

Alc

Once again, love the narration. They really bring the story to life and this story has A LOT of life to bring (or should i say destruction) because Viola is unhinged and wild.

I enjoyed this book and all the dynamics of the group. Viola is such a different type of FMC because she is so unemotional and basically a sociopath she only shows she cares in her way of chaos and bl00d.

I thought this book ended nicely — i would love to see a before picture of Dante and viola and how they came to be what they were because their relationship was different and Dante was a little more standoffish with everyone else. I loved all the guys, so glad we saw Jude in this story — i missed him in the last. But i enjoy all of the guys and the chemistry they bring to the table.

Thank you to Mallory and VPR for the early listen!