Riot House

Crooked Sinners, Book 1

By: Callie Hart

Narrated by: C.J. Mission, Jillian Macie

They might be richer than gods, but they’re morally bankrupt. As far as the boys who run America’s most exclusive international academy are concerned, I’m an unwelcome interloper, an inconvenience, and they’re determined to make my life a living hell.

When Wren Jacobi sets eyes on Wolf Hall Academy’s newest inductee, all he sees is an easy mark. A reserved little girl with a target painted on her back. He knows nothing of my troubled past, though. Nothing of my mother’s suspicious death or the horrific treatment I’ve had to endure at the hands of my psychotic father. And he has no idea of the lengths that I, unassuming little Elodie Stillwater, will go to in order to break the savage beast who dreams of breaking me first.

There’s a wolf stalking the forests that surround my new school. Little does he know, there are far scarier predators lurking out there in the dark.

From a USA Today best-selling author comes a new, dark, and delicious world, where even the most corrupt of hearts has a chance at redemption. This book contains content that may be considered a trigger for some listeners, and as such is recommended for adults.

©2020 Callie Hart (P)2020 Podium Audio

AWESOME!!

I came across this book when it first came out on Kindle and was obsessed with it...especially Wren! since then I waited impatiently for the audio and it was worth the wait! Female narrarator is good, but the male narrator was phenomenal!! And usually I am not one for caring so much about a book cover, but I am not sure why but picturing the guy on the cover as Wren just makes it all the more sexier!

Good book

I enjoyed this book. I do wish there was a better wrapup but I’m assuming we will hear more about Wren and Eloise’s story. The story just abruptly ended. The narrators were fantastic!

mehh

I really struggled to finish this book, and I'm not one to struggle with books, it started out great, but it just floundered in the second half

Pleasantly surprised

There was a lot of repeating in threes in this which was sometimes really poignant but other times too much. The male reading was awesome and I laughed out loud several times. The story got better the more I listened and took a turn that I wasn’t expecting at one point.

Riot House

While a little slow to start, this book eventually found its speed and won me over. Admittedly, I didn’t warm up to the characters as much as I would like until the end. Definitely worth the read and I look forward to the others.