Dark Side of the Sun

A Regency Dark Romance

By: Addison Cain

Narrated by: Jas Walker

He's a man with no conscience. A man hopelessly in love. Bastard-born gentleman Gregory Harrow has decided that the Baroness of Iliffe will be his and his alone. It matters not what the young widow is hiding from, who he must kill, or what lies he shall weave to have his way.

Dark Side of the Sun is a full-length Regency era dark romance from USA Today best-selling author Addison Cain about depravity, desire, and acute retribution.

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A BEAUTIFUL story about two broken people.

I truly love this book because it explores very ugly issues that many people have unfortunately faced, and through the telling takes the reader along on a journey of revenge and redemption. Life has dealt terrible blows to the main characters, who have coped with their challenges in dysfunctional ways. While our hero has turned into a cruel monster, our heroine has also been twisted into a pitiful creature on the run from her tormentors. Both of them are far from perfect, and yet it is their flaws that make them perfect for each other. The romance between them is HOT, blooming into deep affection. The narrator was superb. Excellent escapism for today’s world.

I’ll be listening to this one over and over.

great story

Another great book by Addison Cain . A dark tale with a good ending.

Addictive dark romance!

I loved this dark Regency so much I'm probably going to listen to it all over again lolz.

It's that good.

A young widow and a baroness are in hiding from her husband's successor and his friends who are evil and want her dead and worse.

And a bastard gentleman who's a little sociopathic and psychotic and completely obsessed with her.

........and it had a happy ending. Kind of rare for Addison Cain.

Loved the book, Audio made it better

I love this Author and her unique stories. The narrator brought new life and substance to an already enjoyable book.

One of my favorite books

The Narrator was phenomenal. I wish A. Cain would do more like this one. She is a brilliant Artist in her writting.