Tartarus

Underground Syndicate

By: Ivy Cole

Narrated by: Katrina Medina

Betrayal is something Macy is familiar with. She’s been having to deal with it all her life. Working as a high-dollar escort has its perks, but she has learned to keep herself guarded and not trust anyone.

Why should you trust someone when they are only going to betray you in the end?

That is until she meets the Steepe boys.

Three high-dollar men rule the Underground. It’s said that they know the people who run the Underworld personally, which means they have friends in high places. With their connections and money, can she find a different way of life?

Can she trust these dark and mysterious men?

©2023 Ivy Cole (P)2025 Ivy Cole

This book and narrator are a match

I loved the way this narrator brought this book to life. I enjoyed the special way that she made sure to include background sounds to make it feel like you're there.

Awesome

This was a good book from the beginning to the end, it also made me cry a lot, hopefully this author has more books to come

Steele Brothers and Macy

Tartartus by Ivy Cole is book 2 in the Underground Syndicate series. It tells the story of the Steele Brothers and their beautiful lady Macy. Their story is filled with angst, romance, steam, betrayal and most importantly forgiveness.
Macy goes through a lot of trauma before meeting the Steele brothers. The main focus of the story is about them building their relationship through thick and thin.
I actually read the book and listened to the audiobook. While my preference is always the written word i really enjoyed the audiobook. The speaker was excellent and it was good quality. If you enjoy listening to books you will enjoy the audiobook version of this as well as the book.
Great job Ivy! I highly recommend reading and listening to this book and series!!

Interesting storyline

I enjoyed this book. A little bit of mafia, little bit of wolf, and a little bit of the underworld. No secret powers, no graphic sex acts.

Great 2nd book

I enjoyed this book as much as the first! I like how the story had similar elements to the first book while giving Macy her own brothers. The harsh “s” sounds of the narrator seems to be reduced much more than the first book. I look forward to the next books.