Scorch

A Wicked Vows Standalone

By: Jane Henry

Narrated by: Kai Kennicott, Wen Ross

In the dark underworld of the Russian Bratva, I've finally claimed the object of my obsession: Lydia Ivanova.

Beautiful and passionate, she's fire and ice, and I want her. I need her.

Lydia is my prize. My spoils of war.

Only she doesn't know that yet.

Forced into marriage with me to protect her from those who would destroy us, I vow to keep her secure at all costs… even when she fights me tooth and nail.

Can I protect Lydia without consuming her, or will our love story end in ashes? The stakes have never been higher and for Lydia… I will burn the world.

A sizzling-hot, arranged marriage, boy falls first, dark Bratva stand-alone romance by USA Today bestselling author, Jane Henry.

Scorch is a fully standalone novel with a guaranteed HEA, no cheating, no OW drama. Please note this is a dark romance with a classic anti-hero and graphic elements of violence.

Narrated in duet style.

©2024 Jane Henry (P)2025 Podium Audio

Viktor & Lydia

Another good book in the series. Pretty fast paced, the climax at the end was a little lackluster and mostly predictable, but still entertaining. The story itself was well done, I enjoyed Viktor’s tears of pining for Lydia, and the creep factor was just enough. I still enjoy how the brothers & their wives all appear throughout the series. I purchased the audio version and as with the others in the series, it was voiced spectacularly.

Gentle giant...alpha male

Third in the series. Each one with the same last name but very different stories. All alpha males in the bedroom but not so much outside of it.

Great narrators!

I love Jane Henry’s stories and this one is great too. Can’t wait for the next one. Wen and Kai really bring it to life.

scorch

Decent 3.5 star read, not my favorite in the series. I wish there were different narrators, like, Jason Clark and Maxine Mitchell. I appreciated the duet style though. Had everything you can expect in a JH book. Spice, spanking, belting, little breath play, possessive, obsessive MMC. She really focused on the curvy MFC, but it just fell flat, the story didn't take off about it which was disappointing.

this was my least favorite of all of her work

The readers of the story did a fabulous job. It's in duet format, which is my favorite. The MMC is yummy, an adorable cinnamon roll for his woman. For me, the problem is the FMC is tedious and annoying and really unlikable. it's a good thing the MMC adores her, cuz I can't imagine anybody else liking someone who is such a whiny idiot. however, I've loved almost all of this writer's other stories. She doesn't normally write a terrible FMC.