Matteo

A Dark College Romance (Legacy of Heathens, Book 1)

By: Eva Winners

Narrated by: Jason Clarke, Lucy Rivers

From the moment my twin sister set her eyes on Matteo, she decided he was the one. We were just kids, but that didn’t matter to her. In her heart, she believed they were destined to be together.

So when their arranged engagement was announced, no one was surprised.

At least, that’s what I thought.

But lately, something had felt off. Wherever I went, Matteo was there. Lurking in the dark, concealed in the shadows, always watching.

I didn’t know what I’d done to capture his attention. I didn’t want it. Yet, I couldn’t stop my heart from trembling like a bare soul caught in the icy grip of winter whenever he came near. Nor could I ignore my body’s traitorous response to his voice, low and laced with wicked intent.

I fought to resist him. I truly did. But it was useless.

He knew it. And so did I.

So I ran.

But that was the thing about the Vitales: they always gave chase.

©2025 Eva Winners (P)2025 Eva Winners

Loved it

Crazy love story , with dysfunctional family members, human trafficking , love , sadness and more. Jason’s narration was so good so was Lucy’s 👏🏻👏🏻

LOVE IT!!!!

The wait was worth it!! I cannot wait for Nikola's story to come out next!

Net Gen Doesn’t Disappoint

5 ⭐️
3 🌶️

This book was fantastic per usual!! I loved Matteo and Ari and I loved that we got to see the parents and even get their POV! While this is a stand alone, and you can absolutely read it on its own. I do think reading the other books will give you a bit more context for things.

The twin Hannah absolutely annoyed me the whole book and I got irritated at Ari a few times. But Hannah redeemed herself in the end and maybe we will see her with a redemption arc at some point. Can’t wait for the next book.

Good but à lot of taking

Its was difficile to get in the story so Many personne talking I was lost a lot whit all the talking not for me sorry

Matteo and his letter made me tear up.

I love that Eva incorporated the parents point of view. I’m gonna listen to Luciano again.