Savage Prince

Corrupt Kingdom, Book 1

By: Sophie Winters

Narrated by: Beth Nicholls

My first love. My worst enemy. My husband.

Aiden O’Reilly is a monster in a tailored suit. A beautiful villain who ruthlessly crushes his enemies. And my father made the mistake of crossing him.

Now I’m being forced into an arranged marriage with the man who once stole my heart and broke it.

But even though I have to wear his ring and share his bed, I vow not to let myself fall for him again.

It doesn’t matter that his touch inflames a dark desire inside me that craves only him.

It doesn’t matter that memories of the past keep infecting our present.

It doesn’t matter that he looks at me as if no other woman exists for him.

Because only a fool would fall in love with the devil twice.

Savage Prince is book one in the Corrupt Kingdom series. It's a first-love second-chance stand-alone mafia romance with dark themes and high steam. Although it’s part of an interconnected series, this book ends in an HEA.

©2022 Sophie Winters (P)2022 Sophie Winters

Hot!

If you like stories with plenty of sex and bad guys, don’t miss this one.
Beth did a good job narrating it. She did well with the male characters.

Soo good!

I was honestly a bit worried since there is only one narrator but I’m glad I still took the chance to listen to it. The plot was soo good and hard to stop listening. Finished it all during my shift at work 😅

Now to wait for the second book!

Why just why!!

Not really understanding the fascination with being dominated by a man. This book was so cheesy and unrealistic. The narrator spoke way too fast. Honestly her guy voice was better than the female. Ha, ha

.. it’s sadly going to be returned

I love Mafia, I love dark, I love sexy times and I love the possessive alpha bad boy anti-heroes that come out to play.. but I also love an interesting and well-balanced plot to go with them. This plot had WAY too much sex which absolutely drowned out the “meh. could get good” storyline and weakened what could’ve been a good start to a new series. The heroine was weak, went with everything and was only interested in the hero. There were a few implausible ”uhhh, say what?” moments too. I can’t fault Beth Nichols who did a great job with the dual POV’s.. but I prefer male and female narration too.

Worth a credit? No, it’s not for me.. but you may love it.