The Kings of Vegas #3

ALC and ARC provided by author

Author: Natalie Kane

Narrators: Mollie Stark and Jason Clarke 

Thanks, @authornataliekane for the copies! 

Sweet mother of pearl! I don’t know what Natalie puts in those books that makes us fawn over these morally pitch black guys but I am all for it! 

Mateo, one of the Kings of Vegas, needs to vent. And his venting mechanism is pummeling people in one of his underground cage fights, That’s when he notices a woman. A woman who doesn’t look like she belongs there. And he’s intrigued. He summons her to his presence (as a king does) and ends up taking her home – where she drugs him and searches the place! Immediately full on ‘I need to know her better’ sparks. And when he does get to know her better, he finds out that they have a common goal. 

Violet hasn’t rested since her baby sister was taken. Seven years have passed and the only clue she has is a letter sent two years before postmarked in Vegas. So that’s where she moved to. She knows from the letter her sister attends fights in her ‘new life’ and that’s why she ends up in Mateo’s. She was hoping to find her sister. She found the love of a lifetime.

Oh wow! The audiobook, narrated in duet by Mollie Clarke and Jason Clarke, is a must! They shine here! Mollie is perfect as the sassy, strong, determined tattoo artist who won’t rest until she finds her sister. Jason is the only possible casting for this protective, possessive, growly Mafia king. Their chemistry together is off the charts! 

What you get: Mafia shenanigans, a ruthless Mafia King, a determined tattoo artist, loyal ‘brothers’, instant obsessions, underground cage fights, meaninful tattoos, beautiful rooftop gardens, new-found friends girl squad, a spectacular rescue mission and a bloody but incredibly heartfelt HEA. 

I can’t wait for Carson’s story! 

Representation: Mateo is Latinx

Content notes (including but not limited to): violence, gore, torture. Mentions of human trafficking (and everything it revolves around), SA, forced surgical procedure 

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