Unveiled

A Dark Arranged Marriage Bratva Romance (Bratva Kings)

De: Jane Henry

Narrado por: Kai Kennicott, Wen Ross

A standalone enemies to lovers, brother's best friend, arranged marriage, dark mafia romance from USA Today bestselling author, Jane Henry

Semyon Kopolov.
Gorgeous and formidable.
My childhood crush and brother’s best friend.

They call him the Ice King—cold, ruthless, unforgiving.
He’s the reason my mother’s dead.
Now he’s my husband.

Once he was my protector.
The boy who carried me when I fell and swore to shield me from monsters.
Until he became one.

Forced into marriage, I’m trapped with the man I swear I’ll never forgive.
But the harder I try to escape, the harder I fall.
My body betrays me, and my heart whispers lies.
I tell myself he’s not the boy I once loved,
Yet I’m forced to face my greatest fear:
I’m falling for my enemy.

©2024 Jane Henry (P)2025 Jane Henry

Unveiled

This book was so good. The perfect amount of spice and an amazing love story that’s lasted a life time. Great narration. Definitely recommend.

UNVEILED X3

The actors did a superb job. Excellent story line, so good I listen to it three times, would even love to play it again and again.

Yes, yes, yes, YES!

I loved this story! He’s not perfect, although he is perfectly hot. She’s not ever going to recover what she lost but she’s strong and she’s decent and she’s going to have a HEA anyway. The narrators are predictably great. The friends are sometimes cringy (otherwise where would the drama be? but ultimately solid. And the sex is hot!!!!!! It’s all great.

Semyon and Anya

A dark, twisted and wild slow burn romance. Semyon and Anya embark on an intense journey filled with secrets, lies, violence and of course finding something they didn’t expect. I enjoyed going on this adventure with them.

Semyon & Anya

This one was a lot. Great back story build, but a bit convoluted with the Irish connection & what they’re playing at. The connection between Semyon & Anya, while written as if they’ve always loved each other, didn’t seem to have that fire about them like Polina & (I can’t remember the oldest brother’s name). Also, I’m freaking about what the Irish have planned for Zoya.
Don’t get me wrong, it was a good book, it just seemed to lack something with the MFC & MMC. The male narrator did well in this book.