Carnal Desire

A Dark Mafia Standalone Romance

A romance with a mafia boss has no place in my life. But he doesn’t care–not once he’s decided he wants me anyway.

Six months after my father’s untimely death, I’m drowning in debt. Even working for one of the most respected celebrity tattoo artists in Los Angeles hasn’t been enough to fix that. I don’t have time to fall in love–or even to think about dating. Even a one-night-stand has become a distant possibility.

Then my boss asks me to fill in for him while he’s sick–and I end up in a west LA penthouse, about to tattoo the most well-known mafia boss on this side of the country.

I’m only supposed to see him once. But there’s no telling him no. Not when he asks for me to be his artist instead of my boss, and not when he convinces me to let down my walls one after another–making me forget that the two of us are worlds apart, and that we should never have met at all.

Until a night of carelessness leads to a secret I don’t dare tell him about–and upends everything I’ve ever planned for my life. But the man I’ve fallen for isn’t a man I can easily run from.

He says I’m everything he never knew he wanted. And what he desires–he gets.

Carnal Desire is a steamy full-length standalone that can be devoured in one sitting! Enjoy!

AI voice

The AI voice used to read/tell the story is terrible. If you can look past that then props to you. I had to DNF because of it. Mispronounced words and at times unable to understand who is speaking with the extreme mono-tone.

bot reading was not good but..

the virtual reading was pretty bad with saying things like : "You can apostrophe t." instead of "You cant." The bot even mispronounces the MC name several times: Dante becomes "Dan Tay", "Don Tee" ect. However, I stuck with it bc the story line was decent and it was a little spicy.

Same old same old

Love story just like any other but I finished. I suggest more darker romance if you like this

love the story and spice

great build up. the way the interact together is great. the spice is just right

great story, voice ruin story

Is it greed that audible want to stop using real voices or is it lack of talent that authors are making this bad choice? I prefer real voices to bring stories alive, or just let reading pick to read themselves or listen, POV NOT HAPPY