Heat

This story had me hooked from the start. The darkness, heat, wit and pure desire made this book into a wild ride. I laughed, cried and got some steamy scenes too reenact.
Just buy the d*mn book and enjoy!

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Perfect blend of features to make for a wild ride!

Forget Me Not Bombshell has been the Mafia Wars book I've been the most excited for and let me tell you they did not disappoint! I was hooked from the very start. I enjoyed the different approaches the sisters took which spiced up the entire series as whole. Their mafia men hid in the shadows concealing their identities whilst being linked to the flowers instead of the FMC.

Troy Duran's voice is perfect for Benny, his gruff voice easily able to portray the dark, brutal mafia man! And Laura perfectly compliments him as the FMC.

The sisters have mixed together the perfect blend of hot spice steamy scenes, action-packed thrilling suspense and angst and light-hearted emotional moments that really warm the heart into the perfect cocktail! Their characters are always extremely well written and have more layers than 10 onions in one. Anya's men perfectly compliment all aspects of her personality and lifestyle and thats why she needs more than one! And their epilogues are everything we could ever hope for and more, wrapping everything up beautifully.

Church is probably my favourite of Anya's men, so stereotypically British and yet so over the top its is so insanely hilarious and uniquely him and he loves poor Barkley so much. You'll have to read to find out what thats all about. Anya got so confused when he was talking not understanding the British slang but Frank was on hand to explain things to her.

Anya and her men get into such deliciously, turn your hair white escapades. Anya is such a strong, fierce and sassy FMC but their a beautiful vulnerability to her at times that just make you instantly want to love and protect her. My favourite part of her character was her sense of family loyalty, and love and her love of old British rock music. It was a unique and original twist to her character.

I was physically unable to stop listening to this incredible story, part of an incredible shared mafia world but thankfully you can pick up the books that interest you first without having to read the others to understand. Amazing!

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26 hours of perfection!

I honestly found this book so hard to put down, I just wanted to keep listening despite the late hour. this really is 26 hours of perfection, as its based around 4 or 5 main characters (depending on your point of view) it allows the story line, the characters and their relationships to develop at a natural pace rather than trying to fit it all in a book half it's length. while you may think there would be slower parts to the book given it's length, I assure you that's definitely not the case. it's paced so there is always something happening and the authors capture of the British banter and slang is done so well. while the narrator's performances captured it and the characters brilliantly, it all adds up to one fantastic book. I thoroughly enjoyed the book and will definitely be listening to others in this series.

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loved it

gripping book with lots of angst as well as some humor...the cat poop had me in stitches. loved this story

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So good

Not usually a fan of arranged marriage tropes but this one was everything. Characters, plot, flow. Love a strong heroine and Aria is a queen, I just loved everything about her. Loved the guys, loved the sexy times. Loved loved loved.

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What a marathon of a story

24 hrs of total enjoyment. Best story I have listened to this year.

it's a must in anyone's library.

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Amazing and gripping

This story was 26 hours of an utterly thrilling story. I just couldn’t step away. This is the second of the mafia wars series that I’ve listened to and it was better than the first. I love Troy Duran and was grateful when he stopped trying so hard to capture the London accent (as it tended to slide into Irish) which as a Londoner made me cringe slightly. Apart from that I could just start all over again as I enjoyed it that much.

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