A Game of Malice and Greed

De: Caroline Peckham, Susanne Valenti

Narrado por: Bridget Bordeaux, Jake Bordeaux

Once upon a tangled tale of broken hearts and blackened souls comes this dark fairy-tale retelling from the Wall Street Journal and Amazon number one best-selling fantasy romance authors of Zodiac Academy.

A twisted heart, a hollow soul.

A broken warrior, lost gods of old.

A thief of shadows, blessed with light;

A single lie which stole their might.

A princess to win, in a brutal game.

A great empire falling to a monster’s claim.

A forbidden love, a curse untold.

The last immortal trapped in a coin of gold.

Caroline Peckham and Susanne Valenti have sold millions of books worldwide and have become known as the Twisted Sisters due to their dark and decadent romances full of heart-stopping angst. Step into this world of Fae, gods, and curses unlike any retelling you’ve experienced before.

©2023 Caroline Peckham and Susanne Valenti (P)2023 Caroline Peckham and Susanne Valenti

Disappointed

Zodiac Academy was amazing so I expected so much better. Unfortunately it never really caught my attention and I found myself tuning it out without even realizing it.

II'M HOOKED!!

This was intricately written (not surprised 😉) and effortlessly executed in performance (also not surprised here 😉)!!

I'm officially left in dyer need for the 2nd book!

Great characters and fun

Please write a follow up to this book. I really enjoyed. Hope for fun and happy ending

creative plot

I have been waiting and waiting for the next book to come out. magical, hilarious and a good old fashioned slow burn . can't wait for the next book in the series to come out.

Eh… I finished it….

It has more of a dungeons and dragons meets Aladdin vibe… I managed to get through it, but it’s very repetitive… It does end on a cliffhanger, and I’m debating on whether or not it’s even worth listening to the second book when it comes out.

The characters are interesting, especially the “Jinn” in the coin… the narrators are great as those two always are… if it wasn’t for them I doubt I would’ve been able to get through the book.