Possessive Captor

A Dark Mafia Romance

De: Kelsie Calloway

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The police chief calls me a thug, but soon he’s going to be calling me his son-in-law.

Chief Jackson knows not to mess with the Valenti family.
When he tries to frame me for murder, I start plotting my revenge.
The only person that hates the police chief more than me is his daughter.
But she makes the perfect collateral.
I’m going to take everything from the Chief, even his family line.
When she’s pregnant with my baby, he’ll stop his useless investigations.
Family means everything to me.
And Calliope Jackson is my family from now on.

Possessive Captor is the first book in The Valenti Crime Family series, featuring a morally grey anti-hero and the younger, untouched heroine he keeps locked up in his mansion. Each book is a standalone and the series can be read in any order.

This is a dark mafia romance containing themes some readers may find unsettling. Caution is advised; unless you’re throwing it to the wind. ;)

Caught between a rock and a hard place ... or is she?

What starts out as a total nightmare turns into a very passionate hot mess. This poor girl escaped an abusive parent and winds up with someone wanting revenge for something she didn't even do. But the enemy of my enemy is my friend ... or in this case, my husband. Quite the read.

possessive capture

the author storyline was great idea enjoy this Mafia story however narrator would have been much much better if we would have had like human beings to bring it to life otherwise I did enjoy it I will continue to read on to the next book although I already know that's going to be narrator by computer I will get past it

Good story

Good story line. I want impressed with the narrarator. She didn't have as much emotion as I had hoped

pretty good for virtual voice

fast paced but really good I've listened to a couple virtual voice but this one wasn't too bad it's a good background book

Nice & Short

Great story, it was a good different story. I really enjoyed. The virtual voice wasn’t bad.