Silk Malice

Eve Dangerfield

Jan 2023 · Dangerous Press

About this ebook

Once upon a time I was left with nothing. Betrayed by my stepmother and stolen by my ex-fiancé. Now I’m battered but intact, just like my prized innocence.

My heart tells me I don’t want to belong to one man. I belong to four.

But the criminals I love are proud. Too proud.

Their brotherhood is in tatters.

They fight for me. And they possess me, even as the enemies close in. Even as the foundation of our twisted family crumbles. Even as the dark legacy threatens to consume us all.

Book two in the SNOW WHITE trilogy. This is a scorching romance between a woman and four beautifully dangerous men in which she never has to choose.

Welcome to the Midnight Dynasty... The warring Morelli and Constantine families have enough bad blood to fill an ocean, and their brand new stories will be told by your favorite dangerous romance authors.

WARNING: This book is intended for readers eighteen years old and over. It contains material that some readers could find disturbing. Enter at your own risk...

Ratings and reviews

The darkness gets deeper, the emotions get rawer, the drama gets more decadent, and the heat gets hotter as the story picks up and continues (Be sure to read book 1 first!). January and her men are taking us on one seductively sizzling, question everything journey that is viciously addictive and fiercely compelling. This is my frank, freely posted review.

I'm enjoying this trilogy. Not much happened in the second book aside January coming into her sexuality, but it was still good. The best part was Dom. His possessiveness and jokes were entertaining as hell. I'll admit there was a moment that I thought it was going to be a duet and this was the last book. Towards the end, it felt like a conclusion. Fortunately, it wasn't and there will be more. I wasn't quite satisfied with how things were left before the last chapter.

This is a good continuation of the series. January is starting to grow up a little. I still preferred the sections that were from the men's points of view but January wasn't so bad.