The Devil You Know

By: Mary Monroe

Narrated by: Bishop Banks, Kentra Lynn, Adenrele Ojo

In the stunning climax of New York Times best-selling author Mary Monroe's Lonely Heart, Deadly Heart series, the tension - and the heat - reach unforgettable heights as two restless women go after the ultimate satisfaction...and a killer desire prepares to strike.

For best friends Lola Poole and Joan Proctor-Riley, there's never too much when it comes to online dating rich, no-commitment lovers. It's a fantasy come true and makes their unhappy lives bearable. But there's no escape when Lola's vicious relatives cheat her out of everything that's hers and Joan's husband pulls a devastating betrayal. With nothing to lose, the two will do everything and anything to lock down Mr. Right and lifetime satisfaction.

With his scorching sexual healing and compassionate nature, handsome trucker Calvin Ramsey keeps coming out on top with Lola. And she's this close to winning his love and finally getting the loving family of her dreams. But she doesn't suspect that Calvin's idea of making a woman his own is a fatal affair. Now, his gentle reassurances and sensual promises are spinning a web where Lola's deepest longings could be the deadliest trap of all.

©2017 Mary Monroe (P)2018 Recorded Books

Good story

This was a really good book and I enjoyed it. The only thing I had an issue with was the tone of the readers. They didn't seem as interested in what they were reading. Otherwise this was a really good detailed plot twisting story.

I love you

I am just saying this would probably help you . I am glad you enjoys your time.

Great Book

This series was GREAT !! Hate that it ended, but loved how she ended it.

She did it again another page turner

I loved the book couldn't stop listening. After reading the first book I couldn't wait to see what would happen next. I loved how she tied everything together and how it ended. Leaving no more questions. The narrator was good too.

a suspenseful conclusion "dont trust a stranger "

though i appreciate recasting lola's voice actor to sound more age appropriate, i desperately missed the original v.a for Calvin. besides the performance flaws, the book was fascinating to listen too