Tell Me to Stop Box Set

A Dark Billionaire Auction Romance Collection - Complete Series

By: Charlotte Byrd

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

I owe him a debt. Six books. One impossible love.

The debt was supposed to be simple: one year of my life in exchange for my freedom. But nothing about Nicholas Crawford is simple.

He's a stranger with two faces—the kind man who saves me and the dark enigma who owns me. For 365 days, I belong to him completely. Every moment. Every choice. Every piece of me.

Except the one thing he wants most: my willing surrender in his bed.

"I'm not going to sleep with you," I tell him on day one.

He smiles like he knows a secret. "Before our time is up, you'll beg me for it."

He's right.

What starts as obligation becomes obsession. What begins as a transaction transforms into something neither of us expected—a love so consuming it threatens to destroy us both. As secrets unravel and enemies close in, we discover that some debts can't be repaid with time. Some can only be paid with everything.

From the first dangerous deal to the final breathtaking conclusion—this is our complete story. Six books of forbidden desire, devastating secrets, and a love that refuses to play by the rules.

The complete TELL ME series includes:

• Tell Me to Stop (The Debt)
• Tell Me to Go (The Temptation)
• Tell Me to Stay (The Secrets)
• Tell Me to Run (The Truth)
• Tell Me to Fight (The Battle)
• Tell Me to Lie (The Finale)

Over 1,800 pages of addictive dark romance. Binge the entire series now.

⭐ Over 3,000 five-star reviews
🔥 Enemies to lovers with forced proximity
💰 Debt repayment and power dynamics
💎 Complete six-book series with guaranteed HEA
📚 Available in Kindle Unlimited

Perfect for fans of Pepper Winters, Skye Warren, and contemporary dark romance with emotional depth.

Painful

I listen/read many books each year, but have never reviewed. This audiobook was so bad I couldn’t help but write a review as a warning. I have listened to other books previously that utilize whisper sync. They obviously do not compare to our favorite narrators, however, this book was just painful. The tone and phrasing were incredibly awkward, and the pronunciation was even botched on simple words, such as “does.” There was also one chapter early on in the book that was obviously from later in the book, which took me a few minutes to figure out how we got from A to Z with the flip of a page.

I will say that even with the extremely poor performance, I did continue on with the story, even though every chapter had me strongly considering giving up. So that must say something positive for the storyline, right? Anyhow, buyer beware.