Bloody Cruel Monster

Sick Boys, Book 6

By: Lucy Smoke

Narrated by: Molly Jones, Michael Norman Johnson

It will end the same way it started … with death.

Clover

I gave Braxton Smalls everything. I sacrificed myself and all I ended up with was a broken heart and a shattered soul. Now, I’ve got bigger things to worry about than an angry Eastpoint Heir hot on my trail.

Brax may be the psycho who kidnapped me–but he’s nothing compared to the organization my brother works for.

And me? I’m the monster ready to wreck them all.

Braxton

I live for vengeance. That's all I know, all I see. Until her. Until Clover La Roux. No … until Evgenia Volkov. Daughter of a Russian mobster. Sister to the man who tortured one of my best friends. The only woman to ever satisfy the cruel desires inside of me.

Whoever took her will pay with their lives. And once I have her back, I’ll make sure she can never leave me again. Consequences be damned.

***This is a Dark MF Enemies to Lovers College Romance.***

***Please Note: This book is labeled as "Dark" for a reason. If you are sensitive or easily triggered by subjects and actions that are common in "dark" romance, please take that into consideration and enjoy responsibly.***

©2022 Lucy Smoke LLC (P)2024 Lucy Smoke LLC

Sick indeed

I swear these just get darker with each one and I’m here for it! I think Brax is definitely the darkest!

Adding to my favorite author list

I love the dark romance. Can’t wait for the next one to come out. I have been waiting for mickeys story.

love

the twists and turns just keep coming and I love it cannot wait for the next book

Great enemies to lovers saga

Amazing story that kept me wanting to listen. I love all the characters and their story of enemies to lovers. The only negative was the male narrator. His voice didn’t really fit the dark and tough Braxton and his voices for the other guys really ruined their character depiction. It was a bummer but the storyline made up for it.

interesting

there were some continuity issues... maybe a little research into tattoos is in order. However that won't keep me from getting the next installment.

We need more!!!!

The sick brothers and their lovers are so complex. I have been hooked since the beginning. The excitement, plot twist, intrigue, desires. This series has it all. If you’re not sensitive to explicit content, this is a must! I love the series and hate that I’ve came to the and of the available audio. I see there’s another book that either hasn’t been recorded or isn’t available in my area. I may have to see if I can purchase the paper copy.

Good but not the best

I liked this book, but it was not my favorite. I really love the series. I cannot wait for Luke’s book, I have a feeling Avalons friend and Luke’s girl are one in the same.

Best Series!

This series is stellar! I've read them and listened to them on audiobook and they are so good. Such great writing! spicy...but plot is so good and carries throughout the entire series. Love love love these characters!

I Love this book series

It was a little difficult to get use to the new male voice with his minor but noticeable speech pediment and the very different spicy scenes but overall I loved the story and the twist and turns it took. This book left me wanting to read more.

Stomach Churning

If I hadn't already listened to the other books in the series I wouldn't have stuck it out until the end with this one. I really wanted to know more about Braxton's story and how his character would develop. Having said that, both this and book 5 are the most stomach churning, or over the top---whatever you want to call it. When the previous books said things about Braxton not dating girls from school or being with his prostitutes because of what he'd do to them most people would still not have any idea other than possibly BDSM. What he is actually into is so much more than that. There is so much biting through skin, blood, pain and things I'm not going to mention that I was looking forward to the end.

It was worth buying the book to know what happened with the story but I would skip the entire Braxton/Clover story if I could. The male narrator was nowhere near as good as J.F. Harding, from the first 4 books. Molly Jones, on the other hand, was a definite improvement over Elizabeth Russell.