Sinful Mafia Prince

Malvagio Duet Series, Book 2

By: Ella Frank, Brooke Blaine

Narrated by: Aiden Snow

"They took something that belonged to me—and nothing will stop me from getting him back."

The Fiores have made their move. In a last-ditch effort to save their crumbling empire, they've managed to take back their heir, landing a blow to the Rossettis—in particular, Dom.

But failure is not an option for Dom, and soon he finds himself at a crossroads: Follow his father's orders and leave Luca to the wolves, or defy the boss and get back what he lost.

The question is, will Luca choose to trust Dom to keep him safe even after all he's put him through, or will he put his future in the hands of his long-lost family instead?

As the war between enemies reaches its breaking point, both Dom and Luca face the most difficult decision of their lives.

Do they fight for their families or do they fight for each other?

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Ella Frank and Brooke Blaine (P)2023 Tantor

Good, but just not enough

I really enjoyed books one and two, but honestly feel like they could have been combined and a sequel published. I would have been interested to see Luca and Dom's relationship begin and unfold, and honestly see lots of potential for more of their story. Overall, I still enjoyed reading about them but again, would have liked MORE. Still, I recommend this because like all of Ella Frank's and Brooke Blaine's books - the spice was next level.

Good Plot with a hint of spice

I never attempted an auto book before but this series had me binging it all in one sitting. I really like the plotline, especially giving more character development than the first book. Made the connection between Dom and Luca not forced as we got to see more of them <3

VERY GOOD BOOK

I LOVE AIDEN SNOW VOICE. HE BRINGS THE CHARACTERS TO LIFE. I LOVE DOM AND LUCA TOGETHER.

I didn’t want it to end.

As I said in my review of the first book, I could so see this as a movie. Luca thought Dom saved him but in the end, they truly saved each other. There was so much to love about these two, and I’m still swooning over the car confession. Kudos to the authors and the narrator.

Amazing

I just love all of Ella’s audio books. Always the amazing voice reading words that just flow into amazing and sexy stories. I just love all Ella and Brooks books. Amazing amazing.. thank you thank you..

Enjoyable - love the characters

My only critisim the book wasn't a little bit longer or that there isn't a book 3. Again another great listen with a favorate narrator. Can't go wrong with Aiden Snow's nice sultry voice. Hope the authors let us see Dom & Luka again - what I thought was going to be a hard no ending...seemed not end that way, but where does it go??? This reader wants to know,

Great story

I really loved this 2 story set. The narrator was great and the story itself was really good. I almost wish there was more content or more related stories. Hopefully the author keeps at it because I enjoy their stuff.

What an awesome Ride in this Series!

First off, let me say how sad I feel that the story is over
The Characters of Dom & Lucas were so enjoyable and Aiden Snow just brought them both to life!
Chef was a great side Character too!
I find with many M/F romance the authors always make the woman do something immature and weak I find annoying,it seems most M/M stories are much more mature
This part 2 was just as good as part 1, and that is not always the case.
I love a story that has an awesome plot,with romance as the bonus and this series delivered on both
So worth the read!

Amazing Voice and Story

This conclusion of the story was really enjoyable it had a perfect balance of Intriguing story elements and some spicy scenes between Dom and Luca.

An MM romance

This writer’s duo, Frank and Blaine, are top notch professionals, I’ve enjoyed their first series Try immensely, made me switch from MF to MM for 99% and never look back. But this mafia romance wasn’t it for me, so I’ll not look for one from them in future. It wasn’t mafia, just made use of mafia-ish references and was too cliché, which only left it at a 3-star duet for me.