Untamed Vixen: A Dark Mafia Reverse Harem Romance (Sinners and Angels)
I am wild. I am free. And I will not be tamed.
I don't do relationships. I stick around long enough to have a little fun, and then leave before I can be left.
It's not like anyone has ever held my interest very long anyway.
Not until three delectable, mysterious, and frustratingly persistent men show up in my life and completely throw it off course.
It was only supposed to be a one-time thing with each of them, but no matter how hard I try to stay away, we keep getting thrown together.
Before them, everything was mundane. The typical college, work, party, occasional random hookup experience-rinse, repeat. But now, I'm unwillingly thrown into a world of chaos and danger. And if I'm being honest, I love the thrill of it.
The second their rivals catch wind of me, I become a pawn in the twisted war they're in and if I'm not careful, I will end up being just another of the many casualties in this battle of claiming the throne.
Author note: Previously published by Tessa James.
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Community Reviews
June is struggling to keep her heard above water. She has to drop out of college to get 3 jobs to support herself.
The guys are some kind of mafia.
Dominic is much older (50s) and is large and in charge and only has a soft spot for June.
Magnus looks the part of the tattooed bad boy but is really a golden retriever at heart. No idea how old he is.
Cohen is June's childhood sweetheart who broke her heart and made her unable to trust a soul again when he moved away from her in 7th grade. He now has returned as the cold-blooded killer of the group with one hint that he was abused somehow at some point. She now hates his guts for abandoning her. He and June are both 20-something adults.
And there's Simon Beckett... a mystery and the reason I'm reading Villain Era.
The end is pretty good, but the middle could have been edited down to make this just a novella, and it would have been more fun.
The epilogue is a letdown as it's not very far in the future and doesn't reference anything from the book except her college status.
This is not dark at all. Just a regular mafia RH.
No world building happens at all:
There is no history discussed.
Why is she so unwilling to be helped at all? To the point of ridiculousness!
What is the thing that the guys do that makes them so rich?
Are they in the mafia?
How did these 3 super different guys meet?
What holds them together?
What happened to Cohen to change him from the 7th grade sweetheart to an unfeeling, cold-blooded killing machine in just 10 years?
What were Dom and Magnus' backgrounds?
Why were Dominic and Magnus individually fcking her after meeting her in 2 very different situations out of a city of millions?
Many other questions that would be spoilers!
There is no discussion of birth control or histories with occurrences of unprotected sex. There is spice, but it's not spice like I expect an RH to be. There is no group scene. Dom and Magnus Eiffel Tower/spit roast her one time, so I'll give an extra chili for that, but there is no MM action. Except for that, It's vanilla, so I'm giving it 🌶🌶/5 chilis on the spicy scale.
I listened to the audiobook, and the Bordeauxs did their standard job.
It's duel narration, 2 narrators, 4 POVs, first person. Jake does all the male voices.
The guys are some kind of mafia.
Dominic is much older (50s) and is large and in charge and only has a soft spot for June.
Magnus looks the part of the tattooed bad boy but is really a golden retriever at heart. No idea how old he is.
Cohen is June's childhood sweetheart who broke her heart and made her unable to trust a soul again when he moved away from her in 7th grade. He now has returned as the cold-blooded killer of the group with one hint that he was abused somehow at some point. She now hates his guts for abandoning her. He and June are both 20-something adults.
And there's Simon Beckett... a mystery and the reason I'm reading Villain Era.
The end is pretty good, but the middle could have been edited down to make this just a novella, and it would have been more fun.
The epilogue is a letdown as it's not very far in the future and doesn't reference anything from the book except her college status.
This is not dark at all. Just a regular mafia RH.
No world building happens at all:
There is no history discussed.
Why is she so unwilling to be helped at all? To the point of ridiculousness!
What is the thing that the guys do that makes them so rich?
Are they in the mafia?
How did these 3 super different guys meet?
What holds them together?
What happened to Cohen to change him from the 7th grade sweetheart to an unfeeling, cold-blooded killing machine in just 10 years?
What were Dom and Magnus' backgrounds?
Why were Dominic and Magnus individually fcking her after meeting her in 2 very different situations out of a city of millions?
Many other questions that would be spoilers!
There is no discussion of birth control or histories with occurrences of unprotected sex. There is spice, but it's not spice like I expect an RH to be. There is no group scene. Dom and Magnus Eiffel Tower/spit roast her one time, so I'll give an extra chili for that, but there is no MM action. Except for that, It's vanilla, so I'm giving it 🌶🌶/5 chilis on the spicy scale.
I listened to the audiobook, and the Bordeauxs did their standard job.
It's duel narration, 2 narrators, 4 POVs, first person. Jake does all the male voices.
