Thieves and Monsters

Three Fates Mafia Series, Book 1

De: Clio Evans

Narrado por: Alexander Cendese, Angelina Rocca

When it comes to stealing from mafia men, there are three rules.

Don't get caught. Don't be seen. And most of all—don't fall in love with them.

After being hired to steal a painting, I find myself ensnared.

Damon, Minos, and Aaecus are monsters, and they only want one thing: Me.

Seven days of sin in exchange for freedom from the Three Fates Mafia. If only it were that easy.

The strings of fate have bound the four of us together, and not even gods or monsters can keep us apart.

Thieves and Monsters is a why-choose monster mafia romance with spice and size difference. It is the first book in the Three Fates Mafia Series and can be enjoyed as a standalone.

©2023 Clio Evans (P)2023 Podium Audio

the gods pmo in this one

would've loved to see her as a boss baddie but spice was nice. I didn't feel like the voice actors matched well but that's personal preference. Spice was good but moody man aggravated me until he caved

SOOOO GOOOOOOD

Tiny spoiler, would love to know what the 3 d**is of the merged monster would be lol ALL seriousness strong female character not a dig bat, she held her own throughout with all male characters. Had spice that was hot but not crude. Please give it a chance, it does not get to far into a slave for her so not too triggering. Love it!!!

Whewwwwww

Now this was non stop spice one knot two knot three knot then triple knot. You get a knot she get a knot he get a knot we get a knot they get a knot lol it was just good nasty action and drama definitely going to continue the series

Great story

Loved the story. If you’ve read Clio Evans before it is everything you expect from her, spicy, a tiny bit dark and fun.

The narration was interesting. At some points I felt like I was listening to the villains in a cartoon.

Plot and Narration

First off, I absolutely loved the story! I’m impressed that the beginning, middle and end were all in one standalone book although, it’s also kind of disappointing since I would love to have a continuation of the story but I don’t know if the author plans to continue the story. The narration was a bit odd at some points, I think it would’ve been much better if the male narrator read the plot and “male” characters voices while the female narrator read the “female” characters voices instead of each one reading a whole chapter while doing voices for both characters. Aside from that, I thoroughly enjoyed this book and I definitely will be reading more books by this author!