Take Me

Manhattan Mafia, Book 1

Sold to one man. Forced to marry a monster.

Today, I become a mafia bride.

My father’s sold me into marriage for the good of the family. In the back of the limo, next to my Daddy, I promise myself I’m going to do everything I can to be a good wife. It’s what I was raised for.

But the driver takes a wrong turn, stops the car, pulls a gun on Daddy and says, “Your daughter is mine. Get out.”

From then on, I am Dario Lucari’s prisoner.

He's both beautiful monster and cruel angel, and no matter what he makes me do, he will not rest until he has taken his revenge on my father.

Suddenly thrust into a world of betrayal, lies, and deviance, all I have to do to escape is betray everything I’ve ever loved, and try not to love the man I must destroy.

©2022 CD Reiss (P)2024 Flip City Media

Take Me

what the heck!!!! what is going on with that ending? 😳 I can't believe it. omg 😲 😱 😲 😱 well I can't wait for the next book . I need to know what the heck is going on. omg I'm going to be piss if he did what he did to her. that is so wrong in so many ways. 😕 😞 😔. poor girl.

Female narrator ruined it

It was so painful to get through this because of the female narrator. Breathy and monotonous. I can't even listen to the other books and that stinks because in left with a cliff Hanger! Male narrator did great!

Another 5 Star Story Worth Waiting For

I adore the way CD Reiss weaves a story. Always brilliant, fascinating and compelling. Expertly performed by Erin Mallon and Teddy Hamilton. I can't wait for Book 2.

Wished narration was more balanced between the MMC and MFC.

Story was great. The narrators did a great job bringing life to the characters. Only issue I had is that the FMC narrated 90% of the three books. Would have liked to hear more of the MMC POV. Teddy Hamilton is my favorite male narrator so I was disappointed not hearing much of him. Would have been much better if read in duet format.

Enticing

Dario is both bad and good. Is he a good man doing bad things or a bad man doing good things?

Sarah would say the latter. He is her abductor and husband. Not a marriage of consent and done at gunpoint. Marriage made in heaven? Surely not.

But the more they come to know and understand each other, Sarah learns he is not just her abductor and husband, he’s her lover and teacher. Dario finds himself intrigued, enchanted and admiring this woman he stole and married in a Colonia wedding.

Ulterior motives be damned. He’s keeping her! Freedom may just be her downfall, and his, as well.

But that ending. Not at all what I expected. Blindsided!