Riot Act

Crooked Sinners, Book 3

De: Callie Hart

Narrado por: C.J. Mission, Jillian Macie

USA Today bestselling author Callie Hart delivers a twisted and edgy new interconnected standalone dark romance, featuring a girl with nothing left to lose and a broken boy with a heart as black as his soul.

Want something? Pax will take it from you.

Love something? Pax will destroy it.

Love him? Heaven help you. You’d have to be the stupidest person to walk the face of the earth.

PAX

I don’t do complicated. I sure as hell don’t do love. With graduation in sight, I’ve made it almost four years at Wolf Hall without getting tangled up in BS with girls.
I especially want nothing to do with her:
Presley. Maria. Witton. Chase.
The timid little mouse with the red hair, who can’t even look my way without hyperventilating. She’s nothing to me. Beautiful, sure, but I’ve had plenty of beautiful women.
I’m perfectly content ignoring her…

…until her life is suddenly in my hands.

PRES

I’ve loved him from the moment I laid eyes on him.
The cruel, inked anarchist of Riot House.
He’s wicked, and he’s cold, and there’s nothing good left in him.
I fear him almost as much as I crave him.
With only a few weeks left until graduation, all I have to do is keep my head down, and then I’ll be free; I can leave Mountain Lakes and my obsession with Pax Davis in my rearview mirror.
But the demons I’ve been hiding for years now are growing restless…

…and Pax is thing that will keep them at bay.

This is not an act of kindness.
Not an act of love.
Not an act of forgiveness.
You'll find no redemption here.
This is the final riot.

Act accordingly.

Riot Act is a standalone book in the Crooked Sinners Series and does not end on a cliffhanger. This audiobook contains dark content that may be considered triggering for some listeners.

©2022 Callie Hart (P)2022 Podium Audio

Redemption

It’s a good story about one man’s anger and another woman’s sorrow and how they heal each other from past wounds. After reading the series with stuck out the most is that the writer reuses sentences and patterns of behavior which felt authentic to the character(s). Most importantly, some of her history overviews are inaccurate. There were survivors from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and those survivors are who went forward and told other cities in Italy of what had happened. The stories lived even though the city itself was buried for centuries. Pompeii continues to be a well of historical discoveries even today.

Loved all three books!

But this is by far my favorite! I won’t say too much but I seriously loved this book. Narration was excellent and it was well worth the credit.

Raw, Intense

Overall, the story was angsty, wild, and heartbreaking. narrators did an excellent job portraying main characters voice and multiple same gender voices that we can differentiate from main and secondart characters.

Yes... Just, Yes!

Another amazing story I listened to straight through.
I love this series.
Thank You Callie Hart.

Oh Pax Davis

Pac was just chefs kiss, he grew so much, even when he was mean he had his reasons and Presley took him by storm and put his butt in his place 😂 so many LOL moments. My fave for sure of the series