How to Lose a Psycho Duet

A snarky dark romance

De: Chelle Wolfe

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Alliances crumble like her father’s ashes in her hands.

How to Lose a Psycho
As the newly self-appointed head of her family's criminal empire, Emilee Rossi is determined to prove herself. But when she catches the eye of a vengeful businessman, Roman Demarco, she realizes that she might have bitten off more than she can chew. Daddy dearest left her with a few messes to clean up and Roman? He’s after her company and revenge for her father's past sins.

Emilee is all sunshine and charm, trying to navigate the dark waters of a world she’s only just met. A world where loyalty is everything. And Roman is dark and dangerous, a man who knows exactly what he wants and isn't afraid to take it.
With enemies everywhere, and Emilee’s position in the family becoming increasingly precarious, she must decide if she can trust the man who's been her enemy all along.

And as Roman’s obsession with Emilee grows, he must decide whether he's willing to risk everything for the woman he's falling for.

Welcome to the reign of Emilee, the most unexpected psycho in the Rossi line, where lines blur and boundaries are pushed.

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Emilee’s empire is fractured as she tries to reclaim what she wants. There are new threats in town and she doesn’t have the slightest clue who’s behind them. The vultures circling her empire seem tame compared to those lurking in shadow.

For Roman, he’s no longer driven by revenge. He’s too busy trying to keep Emilee alive and safe, and maybe all to himself. For the first time in his life, he’s questioning everything he’s ever believed, all because of her.

With new threats closing in on Emilee’s shadier side of business, Roman feels his own problems growing. All he wanted was a company with a darker reach, but now his desire and his needs have become intertwined with a woman who has stolen more than just his guns.

This is the last book in Emilee and Roman’s story. Loyalties shift, trust is fragile, and the cost to succeed might be more than they are willing to pay.

Audio book is awful

Wanted to love this but choosing what you did for audio wasn’t the way to go. Maybe I’ll try reading this