Worth the Trouble

Enemy Muse, Book 4

To the rest of the world, Rome Moreno is the Riff King. An icon, a Rock God. When I met him, he mistook me for a stripper and asked me to ride his lap. So, consider me unimpressed.

I didn't mean for him to take that as a challenge . . .

There's no place for a tattooed hunk of trouble like Rome in the regimented life of a world-class dance princess. My days run on a carefully timed clock—where I go, when I practice, what I eat. I sold my soul to the devil to pay for my dreams, and I've accepted it.

But one taste of forbidden fruit can do the most destructive things. Especially when I discover Rome's scars go a lot deeper than his tattoo ink.

I honestly believed that if they already owned my existence, it meant I had nothing left to lose.

I was wrong.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Eva Simmons (P)2025 Tantor Media

Taming the untamable

This was a nice ending to the series. I was looking forward to Rome’s story from then beginning of book one. He’s a tortured soul that hid behind the parties and the women, so it was fun to see him find a person that brought or something new in him. Lili also had her own demons to battle. Overall this was a good one and the ending was superb.