Meurtre Mafia

By: Natisha Raynor

Narrated by: Winston James, Lauryn Nichols

Kojack has been running the Meurtre (Murder) Mafia since its original founders Adair and Orlando stepped down to become husbands and fathers.

Leaving the game for a woman is the furthest thing from Kojack's mind. He's having his way making money and entertaining some of the baddest women in the world. Kojack doesn't have plans to change for anyone or anything—until he meets Rae. Being forced to step up and look after the feisty beauty in the most intimate way forces Kojack to realize he can't keep running from love forever. An unfortunate event threatens the bond the two have built because he fears that Rae is blaming him for her misfortune, and she's pushing him away. It's never been Kojack's nature to chase anyone or anything other than the money. Kojack bottles his emotions up and keeps pushing until one day, the pressure that's been building causes him to act out in ways that he may never be able to come back from.

Rae Webber is trying to navigate through life the best way she knows how. After losing everyone close to her, she is simply existing, not even realizing the extent of her internal struggles. One night changes everything, and Rae is tossed into a whirlwind of pain and mixed emotions. Kojack is a constant in her life that she's grown to crave, but she's smart enough to know that just because she wants something doesn't mean she needs it. Just when it seems that life is easing up off of her a bit and she can breathe again, Rae is faced with more turmoil. In the end, she decides that choosing herself may mean walking away from the very person who saved her in more ways than one.

©2023 Natisha Raynor (P)2024 Podium Audio

good classic

Love the narrator. Definitely a good classic. Kojak pissed me off for a minute. Definitely need a second book

Meurtre Nafia

Great book. I loved it Perfect for weekend listening. I listened while cleaning. part 2

GREAT BOOK

Ready for part 2 !! Took me 2 days to finish held my attention the whole time . Wish this author had more work

Winston is still book bae 😍❤️❤️❤️

Couldn’t be me but I did like the way this story was written. I’m glad he didn’t go upside her head or anything like that but…. Both narrators did a great job n really brought the story to life! In my opinion it was definitely worth the credit 👍🏽👏🏽😊

Definitely add this one!

This was my introduction to this author. The book caught my attention because of Winston James. I listen to the preview because I hadn’t heard of the female narrator, but was pleasantly surprised by another fave, Trei Taylor! ♥️I loved the evolution of the MMC!

Get into it!

This book was good from the beginning to the end and the people reading it really brought it to the life… definitely need a part two

so good

this book was so good. I couldn't stop listening to it and the narrators was awesome

Enjoyed

Loved this book - very well done! Best audio so far. I found this to be a wonderful listening experience.

Sooooo Good

Excellent storyline and excellent narrators. 2nd book not needed. Its a start to finish. I would love to read this author again with the same narrators. Worth the credit/money spent.

Kojak Never Expected a Life Like This

This was my first listen by author.  I was familiar with the narrators, and they both were amazing.  This was one of those stories where two people didn't care too much for each other but drawn to each other.  Rae wanted to live a comfortable life, doing what she had to do to succeed.  She knew what she was doing for her brother was risky, but that led her to her run in with Kojak.  Little did she know that she would want to be more with him, although he was a known player.  She didn't think he would commit to her, let alone to be a "one" ladies man.  That was hard to see. It was unfortunate she couldn't trust any she thought was close to her, but he got his.  Kojak made sure of that.  He also wanted to be sure his mom was taken care of, he tried to help his siblings - although it was their decision as to how they react.  In the end Kojak got it right and was happy with the turnout.