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    Killer Kiss
    Killer Kiss
    Killer Kiss
    Audiobook10 hours

    Killer Kiss

    Written by Elle Thorpe

    Narrated by Michelle Sparks and Corvin King

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Kiss. Marry. Kill…


    Kill? That’s easy. My family runs a murder for hire business. I can end a man in my sleep without so much as taking off my eye mask.


    Marry? If my mother has her way, I’ll be walking down the aisle with her rival’s psychopath son. But Riddick is more likely to stab me during his vows than love and cherish me for a lifetime.


    Kiss? My history with men says I’m better off with a vibrator. But then Augie Mitchell looks at me with his ocean blue eyes and I want to let him prove he’s as talented with his tongue as he claims to be.


    Shame he’s my missing sister’s best friend and number one on my suspect list. I’d stick with battery operated orgasms, but the man gets under my skin and worse, worms his way into my heart.


    Until a new target is given to me.


    Augie Mitchell must die.


    And I’m the one who has to kill him.


    Killer Kiss is a male/female dark romantic suspense story set in the Saint View world. Each book in this series has a new couple and a happily ever after. It can be read as a standalone. It contains dark themes that may be triggering for some readers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElle Thorpe Pty Ltd
    Release dateApr 9, 2024
    ISBN9781922760494
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      This was the redemption arc I needed from Augie; after experiencing his character in the SVH series I couldn’t stand him. I didn’t want him to have a happy ending after how things settled but now, I’m beyond happy that he not only found his person, but he and Banjo were able to reconcile. I actually related a lot to Augie as the older sibling with absent parents who had to take care of a younger sibling and to Lia who again as the older sibling made sacrifices. I love the relationship between them and how they were a safe place for one another. It was a pleasure to see old characters from SVH and of course Vincent/Scythe plus Bliss and Nash. I got emotional a few times listening to it because the narrators really brought things to life and the few sound effects were fun as well. The ending was shocking to say the least, the reveal was jaw dropping and the glance into the next book…whew I can’t wait. I truly love this connected world and these characters and I’m excited for what comes next.