Keeping Lily

By: Izzy Sweet, Sean Moriarty

Narrated by: Beth Roeg, Blake Richard

My husband traded me away to save his own life...and now I belong to the devil.

One night and everything in my life changed. Two words and my world turned dark: "Take her."

Owing the most ruthless crime lord in Garden City five million dollars, my husband chose to trade me and my children away to save himself.

I was on the cusp of freedom, so close to divorcing that scumbag I was married to. Now I'm enslaved to a man who is obsessed with me. A man so wicked and beautiful they call him Lucifer.

So alluring, he makes the angels weep with envy. He's so powerful, I can't stop myself from bending to his will.

He's determined to master me, and he won't rest until I give him all.

He wants my light, and he wants my dark.

He wants my body, and he wants my heart.

But most of all, he wants the one thing I can't give him. The one thing I can't bear to part with....

My soul.

©2016 Izzy Sweet & Sean Moriarty (P)2017 Izzy Sweet & Sean Moriarty

Listened too so many times!!

I love this story and have it in Kindle and paperback, so I knew I would get it in audible version. the narration of the book is so wonderful and it follows so well. Lucifer's voice is so amazing and I really enjoy Lilys also.

Amazing

I’ve read the e- book many times. But listening to it is amazing. This story is dark and hot!! Can’t wait to listen to the next book in the series

Meh...

The female narrator ruined it. She made Lucifer sound like a grandma bribing children to eat their oatmeal when he was seducing Lilly. The story was predictable but it passed the time and was interesting enough to finish.

totally rivietting

kept me on my toes. journey through discovery, depth, finding inner strength, courage, fighting inner demons

Audible Performance 7/10

In my opinion it would’ve been better if they switched off when the characters spoke and who’s ever point of view just kept telling the story. Hearing the girl make her voice gruff was awkward but it made it a little funny. Other than that I really loved the book!