Arrogant Mistake

Vlasov Bratva, Book 2

De: Nicole Fox

Narrado por: Timothy G. Little, Leanne Woodward

Running from my wedding was a mistake.
But only because I should’ve kept running.

If I’d just kept running right past Daniil Vlasov, none of this would’ve happened.
My daughter wouldn’t be missing.
My heart wouldn’t be broken.
My life wouldn’t be in shambles.

Some loves burn so hot they hurt.
Daniil says we’re going to make it through this fire…
But I’ve already messed up so many times.
Will trusting him be the last mistake I ever make?

Arrogant Mistake is Book 2 of the Vlasov Bratva duet. The story begins in Book 1, Arrogant Monster.

©2022 Nicole Fox (P)2022 Nicole Fox

Wanting more

Very abrupt ending. No epilogue. Could have tied up the loose ends. Disappointing. I expected better from this author.

Arrogant was a good name!

Good storyline. Dragged a bit in the middle. Wish the end was longer and wrapped up more. I am hoping Emma gets a story.

Fabulous

This is an awesome listen. This book was narrated wonderfully. I recommend it to everyone.

Non romance novel

Abrupt ending, no epilogue, the angry Don was the whole book. Not much action of any kind

ABRUPT ENDING!!

UDIBLE EDITIONS "NARRATION WAS JUST OKAY"

What a bummer!! Arrogant Mistake picks up at the ending Cliffhanger in Arrogant Monster bk.1. The story is slow and boring. Danil is getting to know his daughter Isla who is 9 years old. But he is at constant logger heads with Kinsley.

I thought there would be more to the story when Isla is kidnapped. But that too was too farfetched to believe.

The ending was Abrupt and quick!! The story does not have that Bratva feel to it.

The only parts I like about this story was Danil building a relationship with his daughter Isla!!

They didn't record the epilogue

The last few Nicole Fox duets I’ve read have had really dumb FMCs; so, this duet was a refreshing change of pace. The FMC is naive but not stupid. The narrators are okay, but for a few characters, Leanne and Timothy give them different accents which was weird, and Leanne and Timothy pronounce some of the Russian words differently which was distracting. Last if self-harm or suicide are triggers for you, this is probably not the duet for you. Not only do those conditions play critical roles in this story, but the author also does not present a very nuanced understanding of them; so, some of the text is pretty dated and insensitive. Finally, this recording does not include the epilogue which was extremely frustrating.

It’s ok

The narrators didn’t do it for me.
I love this author but this book wasn’t for me.