The Bratva's Baby

Wicked Doms

By: Jane Henry

Narrated by: Wen Ross

Length: 8 hrs and 42 mins

Publisher's summary

My orders are simple. Capture her. Marry her. Take her inheritance. Get rid of her.

The bookish little recluse is worth more than she knows. She’s an unassuming librarian. I’m the brigadier of the Russian Bratva. She has no friends. I command a small army.

She’s a modest woman. And now she’s mine.

©2019 Jane Henry (P)2019 Jane Henry

just great writing

Best story for me long time. Thank you. sexy, touching, moving, funny, actionfilled. Great writing and narration.

Love Jane’s books

Kazimir is a Bratva alpha who’s scary, sexy, demanding, and dangerous. This book was dark, nail biting intense, steamy and really good. Love all of Jane’s books and once again Wen does an outstanding job narrating.

Love this story

Listen to this book in a day and simply couldn’t stop listening . It was amazing and exciting to listen to this book. Always love listening to Wen Ross, he is an amazing narrator.

Hot Russian meets meek librarian

Kazimir, a Russian mob enforcer, is sent to kidnap Sadie, a meek librarian. I like how the personalities of these characters are not what they first appear to be. Because of this, Kazimir and Sadie find themselves falling for each other. But will he be able to protect her and her child, or will he stay loyal to the mob. I loved the development of characters and plot in this book.

Wen Ross does an excellent job with his sexy Russian accent.

I received this Audible book in exchange for a review. I highly recommend this Audible book.

Sadie makes this story so aggravating!!

The wavering of Sadie just kept upsetting me… ugh. I kept wanting her to either choose to have a backbone or just submit. Either way, her character is just horrible.

Great story and narration!!!

This book fits the series name to a T! There where so many times I wanted to hate the main character but then something would happen and I couldn't help but fall a little more in love with him! I'm looking forward to reading more in the Wicked Doms series!

The narration was absolutely amazing! Wen Ross did an amazing Russian accent and then switched to a timid female voice seamlessly!

🎧AudiobookObsession🎧

Dark, Steamy, Suspenseful Romance!

wow what a dark, steamy, suspenseful romance! When mousy, unassuming librarian, Sadie, accepts a date from the very handsome and commanding Kazimir, she never expected to be torn from the only life she knows. Kazmir is the head enforcer for the Bratva. He knows more about Sadie's past than she does and is out to exploit that knowledge. But as this domineering alpha man makes her submit, he becomes conflicted by his growing feelings for this innocent yet strong beauty, and his loyalty to the Bratva. This action packed, slow burn romance is raw, gripping, and steamy. The twists and turns this story takes will take your breath away. Narrator, Wen Ross did a great job bringing this dark, dangerous, sexy story to life. His inflections, voice changes, and Russian accent were all so mesmerizing. This is a must listen for dark romance lovers!

#AudiobookObsessionReviewer

The narration was awesome it held my interest the story was good too I didn’t think I was going to like the main male character because he kidnapped her and brought her to Russia but as I listened I changed my mind and liked the ending

I loved this

This audio was fantastic. I have yet to listen to a Jane Henry that I did not absolutely love! 5 stars.
*Audiobook Obsession Reviewer*

Kazmir and Sadie

Star Rating: 3.5/5 ⭐
Spice Rating: 3/5 🌶️
Audiobook 4/5 🎧

What you’ll find:
- Mafia Romance
- Alpha MMC
- Enemies to Lovers
- Forced Proximity
- Surprise Pregnancy
- Marriage of Convenience
- Dom/Sub
- Innocent FMC
- Age Gap

The Bratva’s Baby is the first book in the Wicked Doms series, and this is my first read by Jane Henry. This is a dark Russian mafia romance and is Kazimir and Sadie's story.

The mafia thinks Sadie is set to inherit a large sum. As is the case, Kazimir is tasked with kidnapping her, marrying her, and claiming her inheritance. When Sadie is kidnapped, she is taken to another country. Sadie has no family or friends and can't imagine why Kazimir has chosen to take her against her will. She is strong and feisty. Sadie has many insecurities that play out throughout the story, but she never gives up on getting away from the mafia. Kazimir leads men in the mafia and is cruel. He has a history of "training" and abusing women to prepare them for the mafia's use. As Sadie and Kazmir spend more time together, Sadie is able to melt Kazmir's cold heart. As their relationship grows, Kazmir battles between wanting to follow orders given by the head of the mafia, a father figure for him, or leaning into his blossoming love for Sadie.

As a new Jane Henry reader/listener, I did not know what to expect from this story. The Bratva's Baby is intense, and there are a few twists and turns I did not predict. The story is fast-paced, but the author takes the time to build the relationship between Kazmir and Sadie. Sadie knows Kazmir is dark and dangerous, but she can't help but be drawn to him. I love how Sadie becomes a source of comfort for Kazmir when he is fighting his internal demons. Their relationship started with a kidnapping, but in the end, Kazmir earned Sadie's trust.

NARRATION:
Wen Ross did a great job portraying the characters and bringing them to life. He did well with the accents. I prefer more than solo narration, but he did well, even with the female voices. I would have preferred a dual narration with the inclusion of a female narrator. Overall, Wen Ross gave a good performance and enhanced my listening experience.