Vengeful

A Dark Mafia Romance (Severinov Bratva, Book 3)

By: Kristen Luciani

Narrated by: Tyler Darby

Length: 5 hrs and 32 mins

Publisher's Summary

One single gunshot threw my life into upheaval.
An assassination that will bring my family to its knees.
It’s up to me to avenge the murder.
An eye for an eye...that’s my MO.
I have one job to do, and it may be my last.
Find my father’s killer and make him pay.
Before he finds me.
But there’s one problem - one incredibly sexy obstacle I never saw coming.
Tali Severinov.
I’ve met my match with this woman.
She’s beautiful, deadly, and more ruthless than I’d ever imagined.
Think with my head?
Never.
At least, not with the one attached to my neck.
She thinks I’m the enemy.
Little does she know I’m her savior.

©2019 Kristen Luciani (P)2019 Hummingbird Media

Thrilling

A nonstop thrilling, suspenseful, and sinfully seductive ride to go on. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. I enjoyed this raw and gritty story. Tyler Darby's narration was exciting and full of enthusiasm, I liked listening to him.

Better and better

This series keeps getting better and better. Definitely the kind of book that makes it hard to find a stopping point. Tyler Darby did an amazing job. Really appreciate his ability to make both male and female voices engaging and believable.

awesome book

this series gets better and better loving this series. gun fights take overs back stabbers great story.

A more balanced and more interesting book

This third book in the series was definitely better than the first. The characters were less cardboard; the romance part took its time building; and the action was there throughout the story, not packed at the end of it. It made for a more balanced and more interesting read.

The reader–again only a man–was good too. I still have a problem with when he read for the female character though: he tried too hard, and with more flowery, romantic and sensuous lines, it almost became ridiculous–instead of passionate.

I didn’t get the second book of the series, and thus I missed some key plot elements about Tali’s life, and what was written about them wasn’t enough–at least for me. Because I don’t know what happened to Tali, I went from the badass girl from the Merciless, to a more vulnerable–and sometimes even stupid–version of herself. The contrast was quite shocking. I’ll have to read or listen to Possessive, maybe it’ll all make sense.

The series keeps getting more and more interesting.