His to Hold

Reluctant Vows, Book 3

De: Sassa Daniels

Narrado por: Wen Ross, Charlotte Claremont

Our vows didn't just make me his to hold. They made me his forever.

Men who betray the trust of the most powerful mafia kingpin in New York rarely live to make the same mistake a second time, but I'm not one of Antonio Volante's soldiers. I'm his wife.

So I got his belt instead of a bullet.

Even though I did what I did for the sake of someone dear to us both, my husband doesn't plan to let me keep my secrets any longer. That's why I'm bare and bound with my punished ass sore inside and out, begging desperately for the climax he's kept me on the edge of for so long.

First, he's going to make me talk.

Then he's going to make me his all over again.

His to Hold is a standalone romance which is the third book of the Reluctant Vows series. For mature listeners.

©2024 Stormy Night Publications and Sassa Daniels (P)2024 Podium Audio

Great Plot, not as expected. Why not a Duet narration?

Dual narration is a passion killer. It is like wearing one’s grandma's panties to a honeymoon. About the plot: learning about Isabella and Antonio's tragic story in the first two books, I was thrilled to see how their story would resume. However, it was disappointing to see them resume their marriage as if nothing had happened. 🤪. Her only choice was to have sex with him or be thrown out to the enemies 🤔. Slow burn with some angst here and there until the end, without groveling. When Olivia finally spoke the truth, I felt so disappointed. Because of her devious actions, Isabella was locked away for one year, while Olivia continued shopping, partying, etc., without remorse. Really? She was a traitor and a manipulator of Antonio and Isabella. The narrators did an outstanding dual performance.

The lack of using the male voice

Instead of using the male voice for sex scenes and normal conversations the female tries to use her voice as the male. I sorry it's just sicken to hear the female voice as the male during a sex scene.