The Bratva's Baby

Wicked Doms

By: Jane Henry

Narrated by: Wen Ross

My orders are simple. Capture her. Marry her. Take her inheritance. Get rid of her.

The bookish little recluse is worth more than she knows. She’s an unassuming librarian. I’m the brigadier of the Russian Bratva. She has no friends. I command a small army.

She’s a modest woman. And now she’s mine.

©2019 Jane Henry (P)2019 Jane Henry

just great writing

Best story for me long time. Thank you. sexy, touching, moving, funny, actionfilled. Great writing and narration.

Love Jane’s books

Kazimir is a Bratva alpha who’s scary, sexy, demanding, and dangerous. This book was dark, nail biting intense, steamy and really good. Love all of Jane’s books and once again Wen does an outstanding job narrating.

Love this story

Listen to this book in a day and simply couldn’t stop listening . It was amazing and exciting to listen to this book. Always love listening to Wen Ross, he is an amazing narrator.

good but would have been great if it had 2 narrators.

didn't like that there was only a male narrator doing both parts. this was a good story. I'm not too much into the whole bdsm kink. but I felt it was important to the story. the story was well written. it kept my interest.

All That Reputation, But Where Was the Ruthless Ma

The MMC had so much potential to live up to his reputation as this incredibly hard, ruthless Master. It was mentioned several times throughout the book that he was the hardest Master of them all, so naturally, I expected some serious domination, strict discipline, and a man who wasn't afraid to enforce his rules. Unfortunately, that reputation never really matched his actions. Aside from a couple of beltings, he was surprisingly soft with the FMC. I kept waiting for that intimidating, uncompromising Master everyone talked about to actually make an appearance, but he never quite lived up to the hype.

Personally, I found this book much softer than I expected, and I wouldn't rate it higher than a Level 3 on my darkness scale. There's nothing wrong with a dominant MMC developing feelings, but I don't want those feelings to completely overshadow the qualities that supposedly make him so formidable. The story wasn't terrible, but it certainly didn't deliver the intensity I was anticipating. I may eventually read the other two books in the series, but I'm definitely not in any rush to pick them up.