There Is No Devil

Sinners Duet, Book 2

De: Sophie Lark

Narrado por: Lee Daniels, Jeffrey Holz

I couldn’t kill Mara…

But that doesn’t mean Shaw won’t.

She’s living in my house, always with me, always under my control.

The more I push her, the more she pushes back.

She’s peeling away my secrets, one by one. And I’m tempting her to do things she never thought she’d do….

Shaw won’t stop hunting her.

When the time comes to act, will Mara be ready?

The Lark Notes:
I was so pleased how many women identified with Mara’s character--with her sensory issues and history of trauma. It sounds crazy to call this an “inspirational story of murder”, but at the end of part two, I hope you will indeed feel inspired by Mara’s journey. — Sophie

There Is No Devil is the second half of the Sinners Duet. Listener be warned: This is a dark and steamy serial killer romance that may be triggering to some.

©2021 Sophie Lark (P)2022 Sophie Lark

Good

Oh things definitely got wild in this one but I loved it all the same! Highly recommend!

A Match Made in Heaven

What a crazy rollercoaster ride this duet has been. I may have a love/hate relationship with these characters but I do love their story. Cole and Mara are definitely an interesting couple. I would say they are a match made in heaven. This book had me captivated from beginning to end. If you like psycho serial killers and an original storyline and don't have any triggers, then I highly recommend this duet. Lee Daniels and Jeffrey Holz both did an amazing job bringing this story to life.
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Enjoyed

Strong ending to this duology. The middle is a little slow, but the ending makes up for it. A dark take on female empowerment, self discovery and self-awareness/forgiveness. Recommend this series.

Satisfying End

Mara Eldritch is brazen, brave and a bit unhinged, the perfect counterpart for a psychopath. Don’t you think. She and Cole carry the second book, as is fitting, since they are the anti-heroes of this story. Allister Shaw, on the other hand, falls even flatter in book two than he does in book one. Obviously, there is something not right with his mind, but it’s how absolutely pathetic he is that makes the book less compelling for me than it had the potential to be. He’s less sinister and more desperate of a villain than the combined power and intellect Cole and Mara deserve. Still, I was thoroughly satisfied by the team effort involved in taking him down, even if much of the plot strains the bounds of credulity. As for the narration, it works just as well this time around despite my personal dislike of the voices.

Thank you to Pink Flamingo Productions and Sophie Lark for gifting me with this audiobook in exchange for my honest review.

Sad It's Over

The plot and spice were both great. I just finished it, and I'm already bummed there isn't another book. Mara and Cole somehow burrowed their way into my heart, no doubt. Is it dark and twisted? Yes. Did I love it anyways? Also yes...

just ok

it was just okay boy worth all the hype that I had read. and I truly didn't like the ending

Good story

Loved the story, the male voice is definitely not it tho. The woman reminds me of annatasia in 50 shades

Great conclusion

Fantastic conclusion to this great story. I was blown away and all the adventures it took me in. Loved every single word.
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A Great Conclusion

This dark and twisted story is the perfect ending to this duet. I loved that Mara and Cole both went through some personal growth through this story. This story is dark, suspenseful and captivating. Once again Lee Daniels and Jeffrey Holz did an amazing job of bringing these characters to life.

Perfect ending !!

I was already loving this book but it the ending made it that more fun ! I’m currently reading the brutal prince & so excited to see where that goes ! Sophie Lark has a new fan! I wish I didn’t wait as long as I did to pick it up !