The Mark

By: Kiki Swinson

Narrated by: Simi Howe

Her "unrelenting" (Publishers Weekly) and "tension-packed" (Library Journal) novels have made Kiki Swinson a best-selling chronicler of Virginia's most glittering, treacherous streets. In the explosive follow-up to her high-octane The Score, a master thief's ultimate payday delivers the deadliest game of all.

Two for the money.

Identity thief Lauren Kelly thought she was safe. The millions she stole from her double-crossing accomplice and ex-lover Matt Connors bought a quiet upscale life for her; her unsuspecting new husband, Drake; and their precious baby. But betrayal was just the beginning.

Three to throw down.

When both Drake and the baby go missing, it's courtesy of a vengeful Matt. Lauren has less than 24 hours to give him back the money. She's prepared for any payback - but nothing can keep this exchange from going all-the-way wrong.

No price is too high.

Now Lauren lives to hunt Matt down. She'll strip away his fortune, work all his weaknesses - and destroy his every strength. But she's heading straight into an insidious trap that could turn sweet revenge into mutually assured destruction.

©2017 Kiki Swinson (P)2017 Recorded Books

Omg

I was soooooo happy to find the second book I need to find out was happened !!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍

Exciting!

This book keeps you engaged and wanting more. You won’t want to stop listening! It makes you feel like one of the characters. The author doesn’t disappoint.

very good and easy listening

I enjoyed this one. My girl Nikki is always a beast out here. A must have.

I was praying for a happy ending for Lauren!!!

This book was so good to me. Once again she found herself in some shit, but her smart whit kept her a step ahead every point of the way!!!

Good

Lawd I thought Lauren would never get away from that lunatic Matt. Glad Lisa got some sense about her, but so sad she felt she had to do what she did. It should have been her instead of Matt. But can't wait to read on, I have so many questions that I need answers to. And even though this book starts with the second chapter don't know how they let that happen, and then repeats it, it was good.