Kissing My Killer

De: Helena Newbury

Narrado por: Christian Fox, Lucy Rivers

I know I should be afraid of him. He's huge. Powerful. Cold as ice. But the way he gazes at me makes me weak.... Now we're on the run together. They say he's a monster, but I've glimpsed the person inside. The man sent to kill me is the only one who can save me, and I might be the only one who can save him.

Contains mature themes.

©2015 Helena Newbury (P)2016 Tantor

One of my favourite romantic suspense novels.

Thiis is one of my favourite romantic suspense novels. it's action packed, well written with a steamy romance. I'd read it on my kindle and really enjoyed the audio versión with dual narrators. Very enjoyable.

wonderful fantasies

but beware the foreshadowing.
I've decided this isn't my favorite author. she plays a lot of the characters too monotonously.

Fantastic!! 👏

This is the second book by Helena Newbury that I've read, and it definitely won't be my last! I thoroughly enjoyed it and highly recommend it. It’s the perfect blend of action, suspense, romance, emotions, an engaging plot, spice, and humor—simply perfection. I didn’t want it to end, and both narrators were a great fit as well. Now, I’m excited to dive into the next book! 📚

Not too bad!

I could have loved it, but the female character annoyed me. To each their own, but I just couldn't stand her.
I guess I like my female leads a little less.....helpless and needy. Other than that I liked it.

Perfect balance series!

This series has a perfect balance with a great story line, sexy times, darkness, alpha males, and HEA. Automatic download!

not my fave in this series, but still good

Lucy Rivers could stand to use a bit more intensity and inflection, but she has a nice voice for narrating. Christian Fox, Amazing! I didnt feel like this story measured up to Texas and Punching in some ways, but Im really glad I listened. Not every woman comes thru trauma or tragedy w strength from the surviving of it. Some of us, barely survive at all. and sometimes long after its over we're still locked into that fear and we wake up to struggle for survival everyday.

not bad. liked it alot

I like this the kissing book a lot not as much as others but I do like how B books did intertwine looking exception of one of the stories

kind of biased review because I hate wimpy heroine

overall the book was pretty good the only problem I had was how whiny and wimpy the heroine was. I wanted to fast forward past every time the story Viewpoint move back to her but I continued on because I did enjoy the overall story like I said.

OMG!

I love Alxie & Gabriella! This to date is my favorite out of this series. They brought back former character's and it for so perfectly. Can't wait f or the next one.

👍👍 Loved the story! Fantastic characters!

I didn't listen to the other stories in the series. I jumped right in with Alexei and Gabriella and I didn't have any trouble following the story at all, so I don't think it's necessary to listen to the other books.

The main characters are written in a way that made me really like them! I'd love to read more books about them and their adventures. That's how much I enjoyed spending 9hrs with them. They're both smart and it doesn't take them forever to figure out what's going on with the Russian Mob. The author also avoided having these two make the typical dumb mistakes that are overused in suspense or thriller novels when characters are being pursued. Thank you for that, Helena Newbury!

I disagree with the other reviews that mentioned the internal dialogue. I didn't have a problem with it at all and definitely didn't find it annoying. I also am thankful that the male narrator didn't attempt to use a Russian accent during the internal dialogue scenes.

The story moves along nicely and there is real chemistry between Alexei and Gabriella! The sex scenes are hot like someone call the Fire Dept. hot 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

The only time I got annoyed was when Gabriella couldn't drive a car. I was so annoyed that I skipped part of that scene because it just didn't make any sense that this grown woman didn't know how to put a car in drive. There's internal dialogue along the lines of her saying "D must mean drive." Ugh! This was literally the ONLY thing that annoyed me about this book and it was later explained why she didn't know how to drive as part of her back story, then I felt like a jerk☹️

I thoroughly enjoyed this book! I'm considering listening to the other books in the series, but Alexei and Gabriella have set a high bar!