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    The Veil of Violence
    The Veil of Violence
    The Veil of Violence
    Audiobook19 hours

    The Veil of Violence

    Written by Marilyn Marks

    Narrated by Brenda Scott Wlazlo and Iain Batchelor

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    About this audiobook

    You must always trust in Jaevidan. This is the only way to remain in the light. Fantasy romance meets The Great Gatsby in this action-packed, sensual sequel.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateMay 14, 2024
    ISBN9781666660456
    The Veil of Violence
    Author

    Marilyn Marks

    Marilyn Marks is a fantasy-romance author who loves all things swords and sass. With a weakness for bad men and time periods that aren’t her own, she loves to pen books featuring otherworldly creatures, epic duels, high stakes and lots of steamy romance. When not writing, she can be found watching anything based in the early 1900s, hanging out with her husband, or fending off her vicious and deceptively spry one-eyed shih tzu.

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    • 4/5
      I was expecting this book to have a totally different vibe from what it actually gave off. The story was def good although it dragged a bit here and there.. Addie was a pain in my @$$ for most of this book but finally started to redeem herself. Then there’s Jack *sigh* I am obsessed with how he loves her.. my poor heart can’t handle it. I thought the story was going to end when it was nearing the last few chapters but then there was a crazy revelation, tragedy and plot twist… so there’s def going to be a 3rd book. I absolutely loved the 1st book, this book could’ve been much better so I REALLY HOPE the next one will make up for it.
      Rating —3.5/5