Devil's Lily

Nightshades, Book 1

De: Sasha Leone, Roselyn Ash

Narrado por: Kasha Kensington, Peter Alden

How do you go from blind date to shotgun wedding in a single afternoon?

You catch the eye of a man like Maximo Leonotti, that's how.

It's not like he had to force me. I was hooked on the stormy-eyed stranger from the moment we met… right up until I felt the pinch in my arm.

The next thing I know, I'm waking up on his private jet, halfway to Las Vegas. Apparently, for an impromptu wedding. Our wedding.

That's when the panic sets in. This can't be happening. I'm Elira Përmeti, daughter of Afrim, leader of the Albanian mafia. If I go missing, all hell will break loose.

But when I tell Maximo, he just smiles. Turns out, he already knows all of my secrets, and now it's time I hear one of his:

My father owes him a debt, and I'm the payment.

Devil's Lily is a standalone, dual pov dark mafia romance featuring a possessive, 'touch her and I'll unalive you' type anti-hero and a feisty, smart heroine. No OW drama, no cliffhanger, and a hard-won HEA.

©2022 Roselyn Ash & Sasha Leone (P)2025 Podium Audio

Great Narration

The sorry is well written and the narration was great. I would listen to this book again!

This book is awful performance was good.

She is ridiculous. A total asshole from the very beginning. He is an asshole rapist. This story is horrible. I swear to God not one woman in these books has ever been a good character. Complete weak simps that cannot stand up for themselves.

Wow

I enjoyed this crazy ass emotional roller coaster my sanity ran out the window and not coming back I love this book

Brotha eugh!

The characters were flat, the FMC had basically the mentality of a toddler, the MMC is a grapist. This went to my DNF list fast. No redeeming qualities whatsoever.

Mixed feelings

Elira - the MC read a little too immature for me. Though it was easily explained, there were moments when I had to suspend disbelief that a man like Maximo would be into her. The End was a little iffy with plausibilty. But book 2 shows promise.