Twisted Lies

Blood Brothers, Book 1

By: Roxy Collins

Narrated by: Charlotte Claremont, Brandon Utah

Some lies twist the truth, and others break your heart...

I thought my mom was the Luna of the biggest pack on the East Coast, but her deathbed confession shatters that illusion. She was traded to my dad to pay off a debt, and my whole life has been a lie.

When I go to confront my father, I stumble into traffic and wake up with a broken arm, amnesia, and three alpha stepbrothers I struggle to remember.

Rory, Cam, and Link give me a place—and a reason—to live. Now that we've reunited, we're set on a mission to take down our corrupt father.

Only the longer we plan and the deeper I get to know these ruthless men, the more I wonder if we're related at all.

Especially when my omega wolf claims one of my stepbrothers for her own...

As we near the end of our mission, my father's assassin makes a reappearance. He helped me through my first traumatic heat, then avoided me for years. But the night our mission takes us to his doorstep, my omega side rears her needy head.

I'm going into heat again, and the only ones who can tend me are the stepbrothers I don't trust… or the ruthless assassin who cut me out of his life.

This is the first book in the Blood Brothers Duet, a reverse harem omegaverse for lovers of growly alphas, omega heat, and messy knots. This is a continuing story, so expect a cliffhanger. Intended for mature listeners.

©2022 Roxy Collins (P)2024 Podium Audio

minor spoilers ahead

I will preface by saying that I made about 1 hour into this book, so take my review with a grain of salt. The reason for my review is because I felt VERY uncomfortable with the guys kidnapping, lying about having familial ties, and changing her memories. I probably would've pushed through everything else, but them fucking with her memories really bothered me for some reason. I personally could not go any further at that point. This may be a steamy 5- star book for someone else, but I just couldn't stomach all of the ways they violated this poor girl.

So beyond lost

The only good part of this book was maybe the last hour - but even then I couldn't follow anything - I have no clue half the people are or why they are doing what they are doing and the accent by the female narrator was difficult to listen to for 10 hours. Would not recommend.