Hostile Takeover

The Wealth Trilogy, Book 2

By: Amelia Wilde

Narrated by: Vivienne LaRue, Patrick Zeller

The stakes are higher than money. They’re deeper than secrets. It's life or death when Mason Hill sets his sights on the Van Kempt family. Charlotte’s hopes and dreams crash down around her. She questions everything, especially her own father. But she’s always understood the value of loyalty. She’ll defend her parents’ lives—even if it means risking her own.

Hostile Takeover is book two in the Wealth trilogy by USA Today bestselling author Amelia Wilde. Net Worth must be enjoyed first.

©2021 Amelia WIlde (P)2022 Blackstone Publishing

Totally engrossing story

Mason is so messed up in his head he truly needs Charlotte. Surprised on the twist that I have to see what happens next. Such a great series so far.

More delicious push and pull.

The middle of this trilogy continues to build the tension between Charlotte and Mason. With more spicy times and secrets uncovered, Amelia balances relationships and dark desires perfectly.

With Vivienne and Patrick continuing to show us all the sides of the secretly submissive Charlotte and the oh-so-d0minant Mason, it’s another fantastic audiobook.

If you like your romance a little bit dark, this might be the series for you.

second book is great too...

Again great characters, good plot line and superb narration. This series is quite steamy. Next please.

A strong man and an even stronger woman

This book in the series is my favorite because its where the tables sort of turn on Mason. Ya, he is trying to be evil and cruel. But Charlotte changes that. He can't shake the need he has for her, and it's not just sexual anymore. It's deeper.
Charlotte's journey is heartbreaking as Masons, and they realize they are more allies than enemies, it just takes Mason longer to figure that out! The sex is off the charts yet there's a true connection between them that I love. Lots of spice, and lots of twists and turns.

Sick

Tortuous sex?? Seriously? Isn’t that rape? Nothing I thought this would be. Had to stop after the first few chapters