Burn Down the Night

M. O'Keefe

Mar 2020 · Molly Fader · Narrated by Lee Samuels Samantha Brentmoor

About this audiobook

A battle for control turns explosive as a beautiful con woman takes a bad-boy biker hostage in this edgy, seductive novel set in the world of Everything I Left Unsaid (“Toe-curlingly sensual.”—Katy Evans) and The Truth About Him (“Absolutely one-click worthy”—J. Kenner).

The only thing that matters to me is rescuing my sister from the drug-cooking cult that once enslaved us both. I’ve run cons my whole life, and I’ll use my body to get whatever I need. Max Daniels is the last connection I have to that world, the one person reckless enough to get involved. Besides, now that his brothers have turned on him, he needs me too.

The deal was supposed to be simple: a place to hide in exchange for rescuing my sister. Now he’s my prisoner. Totally at my mercy. But I’m the one captivated. Enthralled. Doing everything he asks of me until I’m not sure who’s in control.

We both crave the heat. The more it hurts, the better. But what if Max wants a different life now, to leave the game . . . to love me? I thought I knew better than to get burned. Now I’m in too deep to pull away. And the crazy thing is . . . I don’t want to.

Praise for Burn Down the Night

“Burn Down the Night will leave you breathless, yet panting for more from this exciting and talented author.”—All About Romance

“Burn Down the Night was a nonstop, action-packed hot mess with two badass characters and one impossible situation. Talk about a page-turner!”—Harlequin Junkie

“Easily the best book I’ve read this year.”—Smexy Books

Ratings and reviews

Joan’s story was not what I expected from her. She was so confident and secure in the previous book, but she just seemed too vulnerable and needy here. I didn’t quite get Max either, he capitulated to changing everything about him too easily. They definitely had heat though, and where they came from, and how they got to where they were was interesting enough. The story was good, but the characters left me wondering quite a bit