Savage Prince

An Anti-Heroes Collection Novel

By: Meghan March

Narrated by: Grace Grant, Joe Arden

Who knew things could get even darker and dirtier in New Orleans? New York Times best-selling author Meghan March introduces the Savage Prince of the city, the man you never want to meet.

I do what I want and who I want. I don't follow anyone's rules-even my own. I knew I shouldn't touch her, but it didn't stop me. Didn't stop me the second time either. Only made me want a third.

My lifestyle suits the savage I am, and she doesn't.

But Temperance Ransom is my newest addiction, and I'm nowhere near ready to quit her yet. I'll have her my way, even if it means dragging her into the darkness. Hopefully it doesn't kill us both.

Savage Prince is book one of the Savage Trilogy, set in the same world as Ruthless King, however you do not need to listen to the Mount Trilogy to devour this scandalously hot new story.

©2018 Meghan March (P)2018 Meghan March

Meghan March has done it again!

Absolutely loved it! Already pre-ordered the next 2 in the trilogy. I recommend reading the Mount trilogy before starting this one.

Meghan March does it again

Meghan March does it again She takes you back to New Orleans and the webs that get weaved

Wow! Another killer read from Meghan March!

I don’t know why her cliffhangers still surprise and shock me, I know it’s coming but I was so involved in this story I didn’t see WHEN it was coming! This book came in hot from the very first page. It was a fast paced, sexy, melt-your-panties, exhilarating read! I enjoyed the way the reader gets her backstory and how her past and present collides. I don’t want to give anything away but if you don’t like sexy, push-your-sexual-limit alpha males and strong women then this book is not for you!

Excellent on ever level

Excellent story line. Love the appearance of previous characters from other books. Love the cliffhanger. Running to the next book.

Filled with suspense

I’m really happy to continue with the Nola stories. I love Meghan Marches way of building a story, however the cliffhanger thing...sort of annoying. Why make it a trilogy when it’s really one book?
Narrators are ok, sometimes it’s hard to discern which person the female voice belongs to.