Dirty Obsessions

By: Kenya Wright

Narrated by: Lacy Laurel, Tristan Josiah

Misha finally has Ava - the first Black prima ballerina in Russia. Now he must clear all chaotic problems and disruptions to focus on his new love. But more enemies crowd the board, ready to defeat him. Can Misha destroy them and keep Ava safe?

Just when Ava learns how to navigate the Russian ballet world, Misha introduces her to his underworld. And it is a dark criminal existence full of psychotic killers, felonious hackers, and demented oligarchs seeking revenge. Every facet terrifies her. Can she accept the darkness within Misha and not lose herself in the process?

Dirty Obsessions is part of the Lion and Mouse romance series and is the sequel to Dirty Desires.

©2020 Kenya Wright (P)2021 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Narrated changes

What happened to the original narrators? I really can’t stand the female in this one. It just doesn’t fit

Happy

I really am enjoying this series. Happy you changed the female narrator, the last one was not a good fit. I am a fan.

Loved the story

I really love the Misha and Ava love story. Dare I say a little more than Emily and Kaz, as just about aa much as I love the Jean Pierre & Eden story. While I wasn't fond of the female narrators Russian accent voices...I think she did justice to Ava's character. I did like how passionately and how animated the male narrator was when he brought the characters to life.

Enjoying this series

I’m thoroughly enjoying the Dirty series, I don’t know how Kenya Wright does it but she writes in a way that keeps you grasping for more, only downside for me is I didn’t enjoy either narrators and wish she had stuck with the same ones from the previous audibles or used others, no offense to the narrators intended, just a personal preference,can’t wait for the next one! Another great read!

This lady should not be doing accents.

The book is great, the female's accents are the worst, killing the flow/fantasy. She does a great sassy attitude for the female, but butchers ALL the foreign accents, sounding more drunk Caribbean than anything else. By the way, there are no Caribbean in this book, so who is she trying to fool. Such a shame she ruins what's actually a great story.