Dirty Obsessions

Written by Kenya Wright

Narrated by Lacy Laurel and Tristan Josiah

Misha finally has Ava—the first black prima ballerina in Russia—but can he keep her safe from the darkness within and without as he introduces her to his underworld?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dreamscape Media
• Release date: Mar 9, 2021
• ISBN: 9781666547979

Kenya Wright

Kenya Wright is a bestselling author and mother. She wrote her first novel during her third year of law school and dropped out a month after the release. She believes that words are power, and she wants to be the greatest wizard that ever lived. For more information, visit her at kenyawrightbooks.com.

Reviews for Dirty Obsessions

[Warm Comfort · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Kenya Wright has a knack for creating wonderful character's that you really start to invest in and adore!
I was slightly disappointed that the two original narrator's didn't perform in this audio, but to be fair, Lacy Laurel (Shari Peele and Lacy sound very alike. I know some narrator's go by various, other name's, so I did wonder if that was the case here?) and Tristan Josiah were both really good, and they each really bought the book alive in vivid colour! Lacy's male voice's crack me up, she's so cute!
I want Roland and Ava's gran to have their own book! In fact, I hope more books come out of these character's because Maxwell defo' needs to have his own book! (Then Pavel, and Circuit, and Naveen... I could go on!... Haha :P)

[Ny · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

This book was not as good as the the others in the “mouse” series. Ava was very annoying, which I guess was the point. Unnecessary questions and a overall distraction.

Also the Voice actor that played Maxwell was terrible in my opinion. He sounded whiny and forced. The one who played him in previous books was great.

[sd · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Fun and humorous characters. Engaging storyline. Unfortunately, Lacy Laurel's narration takes me out of it. I had to fast forward through her narration sometimes, because it was so grating for me. I've had to do this with many of her book narrations.