Three to Fall

Saint View Slayers vs. Sinners, Book 3

By: Elle Thorpe

Narrated by: Sean Crisden, Michelle Price, Lee Samuels, E.M. Wylde, Troy Duran

The gripping conclusion to the Saint View Slayers vs. Sinners series. Kara, Hawk, Hayden, and Grayson's series concludes here.

Please note this blurb has spoilers for the first two books in the series.

Held hostage by a murderer, his noose tightens around my neck.

There’s only one chance for escape.

One chance for happiness.

His brother.

Meanwhile, Hayden and Hawk fight a desperate battle against the mob my husband sent to hunt us down. My baby girl is in danger, and I can’t help her. Everything rests on them getting to her first.

Even if we make it through all of this, Josiah and his cult of followers won’t stop.

We fight them together.

Or we all fall.

Three to Fall is an adult, why choose romance, meaning the main character has more than one love interest. This book contains romantic suspense and dark themes that may trigger some listeners. It is the final book in a now complete trilogy. Start the series with Wife Number One, and Torn in Two.

©2024 Elle Thorpe Pty Ltd (P)2024 Elle Thorpe Pty Ltd

love

you have to read her books in order but there hasn't been a book of hers yet that I haven't read and listened to!!!!

The actors made it more fun to read.

The characters were great; had a hard time putting it down so I could when I had to do something. I felt like I was in the story!

kept my interest

jumping from a mess and then to joy and then to sex, and making big girls feel wanted

Absolutely adore the duet format

While Saints vs Sinners has been my favorite of the Elle Thorpe series - I want to say how absolutely wonderful this style of audiobook is overall - and how well it was done for this series.

I can’t handle all the noise in Graphic Audio but the consistent voices for each character upgrades the listening experience 10 fold.

Not to mention the performers were well matched to their parts.

10/10 would recommend

Found family, three devoted dads

This book is basically a warm hug wrapped in spice and topped with a tiara labeled “You’re Safe Now, Kara.” Watching Kara finally escape the dumpster fire of her past and step into the sunshine of freedom, friendship, and actual joy? *Chef's–* wait, nope—we don’t say that anymore. Let’s go with: it made my soul do cartwheels. She gets to build her own life, her own family, and for once, she’s surrounded by people who lift her up instead of tear her down.

And can we talk about the three cinnamon roll-in-the-streets, protective-in-the-sheets men who look at Hayley Jade and say, “Yup. That’s our daughter”? That’s my kryptonite. Found family is always a win, but when it includes three men fully claiming a kid who isn’t theirs by blood like it’s the most natural thing in the world? My ovaries sobbed. The only reason this isn’t a five-star rave is because I would’ve loved just a bit more build-up in a few spots—but still, Elle Thrope delivers another winner that leaves you full of feelings and ready to adopt a small village. Bravo!