Thorns of Lust (Thorns of Omertà, #1)

Thorns of Lust (Thorns of Omertà, #1)

Eva Winners

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A Complete Duet - The story of Tatiana Nikolaev! My husband. His secrets. Our tragedy. I thought I knew him. I didn’t. I thought he was trustworthy. He wasn’t. But nothing in this world is as it seems. I caught the attention of the most notorious man in the underworld. Konstantin wasn’t the type to be ignored. He commanded his criminal empire with an iron fist but he had secrets of his own. But I was Tatiana Nikolaev. I’d never bend to a man’s will or be used as a pawn. Not again. The moment I tempted the fates and played with fire, life spiraled out of control. My only way of survival was to trust again. But could I? *This is a complete duet.*


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    Mar 24, 2025
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  • PelicanFreak
    Mar 11, 2025
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    This starts off with a bang, quite literally, and that pretty much sets the tone—this book is exciting, packing all sorts of drama, angst, some stalker vibes, manipulation, so much corruption, business dealings and lots of steamy scenes.

    Some tropes /qualities you may enjoy:

    Violence.
    Crime families.
    Scandal.
    Unexpected Pregnancy.
    Enemies-to-lovers vibes.
    Tragedy.



    Audio:
    I was surprised when I started this book and there was less-than-perfect sound quality, as this production company’s books are usually flawless. That said, Erin sounded like she was under water for this one—it was unpleasant. She also sounded winded throughout the entire book, absolutely panting, which could be a bit distracting.

    The male was … okay other times and sometimes sounded robotic, just dictating the words, completely void of any emotion. Overall he did a decent job.

    The overall production was still higher quality than a lot of audio productions I’ve heard—3.5 stars on this front.

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