It Ruins Me

Betrayal, Book 3

By: Penelope Sky

Narrated by: Ramona Master, Michael Ferraiuolo

I married you because I was in love with you.

Those words have echoed in my mind ever since he said them, and despite the way my heart races for him every time he steps into the same room, I can't say it back. Not after he hurt me. Not after he betrayed me.

Every time I feel us come close together, my heart pulls away. Every time I fantasize about our future children and growing old together, or just living in the moment during a romantic evening, I picture Cassandra walking by… replacing me.

Axel wants to repair our broken relationship and be what we once were, but my resentment is constantly in the way. He says he has something to tell me, a secret I must take to the grave, a secret that could change my life forever…

He says my father forced his hand, forced him to hurt me, forced him to march in there with Cassandra just so he could break us apart. Then he gives me an ultimatum. Believe him and give this marriage a real chance.

Or don't believe him… and leave.

©2024 Penelope Sky (P)2024 Dreamscape Media

Action and Love

Soooooooo good! Love the action. Love the steamy scenes . Love the backstory and love story and father daughter love!!!!! Sooo goood!!!

Well-developed Story

The story is complexed, believable and heartfelt. The writing was excellent and detailed. A great read… buy it

This series!!!!

It grabs you and keeps you on edge and wanting to know what is next!!!

Great writing, Poor voice acting

the writing was suspenseful, sexy and the books moved a good steady pace. however, the voice acting was crap. They picked a great voice for the male and female but when it gets to the males point of view, the voice actor was forced to do the girls voice as well and it sounds like a transvestite. it really ruined the vibe especially during hot and heavy scenes.

Faithful MMC

I couldn't stand Scarlett for 75% of this last book! She started strong but became an annoying brat until Axel became John Wick. WTF? The plot had me SMH. Axel’s loyal character redeemed most of the messy parts.