No Saint

By: Ria Wilde

Narrated by: Kylie Stewart, Tor Thom

Saint.

Virtuous. Kind. Patient.

These were words never associated with Gabriel Saint. He was a monster. The devil that haunted the city of Redhill. And he had found me.

I managed to hide for a while from my past, present, and future. But I should have known they’d come looking. After all, I had the heir of the city in my arms, and if I know anything about the ruling crime family of this city, it’s that family comes before all else.

When Gabriel comes for me, I fight but know it’s useless, and when he forces me to be his wife, I vow to make his life as miserable as possible.

But there is something about the man—something I want to unravel and pick apart so I can find all the pieces that made him who he is.

What I find is not what I expected.

He wants my heart. He wants me to be his wife in more ways than just that piece of paper that binds us. And the more time I spend trapped with the mafia boss in his clifftop house, the more pieces of me he steals.

But with this life comes blood and violence, and someone is determined to make us pay.

No Saint is a standalone dark mafia romance set in the fictional city of Redhill. It contains content that may make some listeners uncomfortable.

©2023 Ria Wilde (P)2023 Podium Audio

Very Good Listen 👍

I really enjoyed this book. It was good and kept me up wanting to know what was happening next. I wish it was a little bit more dark and mafia for me it was to loose and not enough security. But overall it’s worth a credit.

Great Book

This was the first book I've listened to from the author. The narrators were perfect, especially the male one. I loved all the nonstop action throughout the book. I'll definitely read more from the author.

Missing something

It would have been a lot better if they did dual narration instead of speaking for the other during their POV. I love both of the narrators and have enjoyed several books from the both of them, but I don't like the male and female voices they do for each other. A big thing is, it seems ludicrous to me that someone with so much power would have had so much happen on their own property continuously. It took a while to get to the point of it, not figuring it out until the end. The main character talks about their intuition a lot but misses everything. It starts with a solution, but then it's totally forgotten about and left hanging. Makes the main man character seem weak and slow and therefore unlikable. Also, WHO HAS A BABY LIKE THAT? What made everything the most unrealistic was having the baby just going back to bed even when there had just been gunfire. I don't know any baby that's so quiet and felt like the kid being quiet during her hiding was a cop out to being more creative with how someone could escape. Made me roll my eyes more than once. I was way more interested in knowing more about Enzo.

No Saint

This was a wonderful book to listen to. Hot 🔥 temperature raising. I loved performance.

Good to go!

The story is interesting, the characters well characterized and the narration goes along very well. I just found everything she went through a little too much. But it was worth the credit.