Collateral Damage

An Arranged Marriage Mafia Romance Duet

By: Natasha Knight

Narrated by: Wen Ross, Mackenzie Cartwright

This duet contains both books of the Collateral Damage Duet!

Gabriela

Stefan Sabbioni showed up uninvited in my bedroom on my 16th birthday. He stood in the shadows smelling of whiskey and death and wrapped a broken, blood-crusted necklace around my neck. I thought he'd strangle me with it.

That night, he left a message for my father. He said he'd be back to take something precious.

I never delivered that message, though. I wonder if things would be different if I had because now, two years later, he's back. And he's not hiding in any shadows.

He's come to make good on his promise.

He's back to take that something precious.

Me.

Stefan

Marchese is the manipulator of my family's tragedy. I won't just bring him to his knees. I'll bury him for what he did.

Taking his daughter is only the beginning. I'll do it knowing I'm starting a war. I'll do it knowing my enemies will become his allies. They'll stop at nothing to destroy me and he'll stop at nothing to get her back.

I've never shied away from war, though. I'm not one to play nice and I don't share my toys. I'll demolish you if you touch what's mine.

And she is most definitely mine.

©2019 Natasha Knight (P)2020 Natasha Knight

I loved this

Had me in tears so many times me heart hurt for them both. 💔

Ok

Not as good as Torn(series). There is a good amount of action and mystery in this duet more than romance.

Not greatest story line

I thought the story line was all over the place. I think Natasha Knight has better books but this book is still worth reading.

good

This is not my favorite of NK. lacked a bit in external character development, and seemed the storyline was packed in too quickly. Just odd timing/cadence. Love NK's work, just not as excited about this one. Good narrating.

A little less “dark”

I absolutely love this author. I’ve basically read everything she’s written this book was a little lighter then her usual but great story