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    Bad Blood: A Dark Mafia Romance
    Bad Blood: A Dark Mafia Romance
    Bad Blood: A Dark Mafia Romance
    Audiobook7 hours

    Bad Blood: A Dark Mafia Romance

    Written by Cora Kenborn and Catherine Wiltcher

    Narrated by Aaron Shedlock and Stephanie Nemeth-Parker

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    About this audiobook

    From Cora Kenborn and Catherine Wiltcher comes Corrupt Gods, a brand-new arranged-marriage mafia duet.


    A Santiago is a lesson in ruin.


    A Carrera bleeds for revenge.


    Thalia Santiago is the daughter of my enemy. A beautiful rebel with a single cause. Impulsive. Fearless. And ripe for her father's undoing.


    I recognized her the moment she stepped into my casino. I watched her start the fires that burned her pretty fingers, and then I poured gasoline on the flames. Now she's in my debt, and her dues are a shiny gold ring and a vow of deception.


    I'll bend her. I'll break her. I'll turn our mockery of a marriage into a battlefield. And that river of bad blood that flows between our two families? I'll make it an ocean of hate.


    This is book one of a new dark-romance duet. Tainted Blood, book two, is now live.


    Bad Blood is set in the Santiago and Carrera worlds, but it is not necessary to have listened to either trilogy beforehand.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPink Flamingo Productions
    Release dateNov 12, 2021
    ISBN9781960486011
    Bad Blood: A Dark Mafia Romance
    Author

    Cora Kenborn

    Cora Kenborn is a USA Today Bestselling author of over twenty-five multi-genre novels, including the Carrera Cartel Trilogy.   While best known for her dark and gritty romances, Cora infuses sharp banter and a shocking blindside in every story she writes. She loves a brooding antihero who falls hard for a feisty heroine who stands beside him, not behind him.  Although she’s a native North Carolinian, Cora claims the domestic Southern Belle gene skipped a generation, so she spends any free time convincing her family that microwaved mac and cheese counts as fine dining.  Oh, and autocorrect thinks she's obsessed with ducks.

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    • 5/5
      1st book ends on such a cliff hanger that you need to go straight to the 2nd one ;)

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