Victor: The Complete Trilogy

Her Ruthless Crush, Her Ruthless Owner, Her Ruthless Husband

By: Theodora Taylor

Narrated by: Leila Allarie, Rex Yune

Victor.

No last name. Totally mysterious. He doesn't talk. He's insanely hot. And now...I'm supposed to be spending every Thursday with him?

When my dad asked me to tutor the son of an important business associate, I thought I was agreeing to teach a little kid—not a mafia prince.

Little do I know that Victor is my future crush...my future owner….my future husband.

I’ve fallen into an epic love story. But can I survive it?

Listener's Note: The Amazon Top 20 best-selling VICTOR trilogy has been collected into one smoking hot boxset! This trilogy is the complete story of Victor and Dawn.

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Lawdy Dawn

Let me just say Dawn got on my last nerve like lady u know what he is about either you are with it or your not but the back and forth n round n round got tiresome… also did not think 3 books were need started losing interest in the third book of Victor

Victor🔥Romeo not so Romeo!

The beginning, cute. The middle exciting. The end, climatic. Loved every part! I had to listen again. Had me locked in.

This series is phenomenal!

The narrators voices are soothing and work well together. Victor and Dawn's story is long journey but worth the time Theodora took to tell their story.
It begins when they are in high school and spans 15 /16 years of the characters lives. We also get a sneak peak of several characters stories.

TOXIC AND AMAZING!!!!!

This trilogy was amazing! I couldn’t stop listening too it! It was NOT predictable AT ALL! That’s what I loved most about it. The characters was amazing. I love the multicultural aspect to it! Such a great series! But beware when reading lt, it will take you and an amazing emotional roller coaster! Now on to the next book in the ruthless series!

I'm so sad

I am a Theodora Taylor fan. I have thoroughly enjoyed every book I've read or listened to. However, this is the first time I've not liked the FMC. I read this trilogy a few years back. I was on the fence about Dawn. The narrator for this one made me dislike her. I found her interpretation of Dawn to be a bit whiny, immature, and even condescending. She sounded like she thought the entire story was a waste of her time. This was extremely difficult to listen to, and I rarely have that experience. This is a difficult review to leave because I don't like to critique something that I can't do. I offer this on hopes that all performers will take the audience experience to heart.