Scandalous Kingpin

A Dark Mafia Romance (Kingpins of the Syndicate, Book 3)

De: Eva Winners

Narrado por: Troy Duran, Mackenzie Cartwright

Christian “Priest” DiLustro.

A charming prince.

Only when it suited him.

I had a taste of him and got addicted. But he was a heartless bastard and an arrogant mafia prince whose only goal was to ignore me after we scratched the itch.

Just when I thought we’d both moved on, he swooped in and claimed he made a promise that he intended to keep, even if it killed us both.

Ivy Murphy.

An Irish mafia princess.

Mine.

We might have started as a dream, but now I was her nightmare. I was damaged goods, scarred by my past. Still, I couldn’t allow anyone else to have her.

So, I stole a marriage contract and her heart. It wasn’t mine to own, but I took it anyway.

For better or for worse, in sickness and in health, I intended to keep her.

Until death do us part.

©2024 Eva Winners (P)2025 Eva Winners, Winners Publishing LLC

Duet duet duet

Love these narrators and the duet narration is almost the only thing I listen to these days. I loved the ending. It was a look into the future and I always love when authors do that. Love this entire series.

love the dual male female narrators

loved it so so so so much. a beautiful well delivered story. loved it and recommend it.

MY FAVORITE BOOK IN THE SERIES!!!

Priest is definitely my naughty book boyfriend that has steamy meeting lickable with an honorable mention to dark valentine awards... cause damn! His love might be psychotic but its a Grimm's fairy tale that's dark and twisted and perfectly told by Eva Winners for sweet and not so emotionally innocent Ivy. Their journey wasn't expected for me but it hit notes within me that had me going through Priest's journey with him. His darkness was deep but identifiable. Ivy's pain was hard but not over played. Their story will stay in my favorites and be replayed for years to come.
Thank you Eva for this rich dark fairytale. I hope to find more treasures written by you in the future!

Savage revenge

Priest, a broken child becomes a psychopathic killer. Ivy an Irish mafia princess tired of being over protected by her family becomes part of a four girl heist team. When she meets Prist sparks fly and the adventure begins. I am totally hooked on ms. Eva Winners books they are extremely captivating and full of action/adventure . Love the narrators

Good

The story is good. Voice Actors do an excellent job. As with most series, each additional installment just isn't as good as the first book, if you're lucky the first few books. This series unfortunately follows that model. While each additional story has been good, they have not touched the level of fabulousness that is the first 2.

Christian “Priest” is a great character I appreciated Ivy more on a second listen.

I liked how tough concepts weren’t shied away from. I still felt like the FMC ran away and was a bit dramatic towards her husband. I didn’t think he chose anyone over her I’d have preferred her being there for him starting therapy and that long journey. I honestly think she was too easy on Juliet and too tough on Christian. Juliet is the worst! Her first move when confronted with her lie was to try and shift blame onto Ivy’s husband because why not go for completely utterly destroying Ivy’s whole world! What a horrible human and it annoys me nobody forced her into therapy, they all laugh it out like it’s funny to indulge her immature ridiculous behavior. Glad for the work on himself for Priest though, it’s good that he worked on himself instead of just hiding in his poor coping mechanisms. Really want to know what the letter he gave the shrink said about her sister and I can’t remember if any of the other books cover that part.

Series needs to be ready in order!!

So this one was good but lacked so much at the same time. First, I really looked forward to this story because I wanted to see what would happen with Ivy and Priest, but it lacked connection. If you missed any other book in the series, you'll be lost at times trying to figure out how these two got here or what happened between them at some point. This book was a great example of why stretching a series doesn't really work. It was okay but not the best or as good as the first book.