Humiliated at her own engagement party when her sister walked off with her billionaire fiance, Savannah turned and kissed the tattooed stranger the whole room dismissed as a poor nobody. What none of them knew is that he runs the Chicago Bratva, and the 48-hour marriage he offers hides a truth about who she really is. The man everyone wrote off is the most powerful one in the room, and he is done being underestimated.
Something went differently at some point in the story. It's not a smooth listen for me. Maybe I'll listen again some other time.
Savannah is getting on my nerves. She is acting like she's the Mafia Boss,bossy, entitled and very discustedly rude (spitting on Cassimir's face). She was the one who got betrayed by her sister and fiance, yet,he married her to save her face and reputation. You'd think she'd be grateful.
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It completely by padded pry eing rescued and repeated other parts. Disappointed
No spice😒
Very disappointed with book 2
Disappointing and seems to be an ongoing problem with Rowan’s stories. Some dialog repeats at inappropriate times and confuses the story. This story is totally missing the reuniting part substituting a repeated sequence instead.
This is a Lena story. Rowan uses a male voice for narration