Cartel

By: Lili St Germain

Narrated by: Molly Glenmore, Roger Douglas

The first full length Gypsy Brothers novel from the smash hit author Lili St Germain. Now a USA Today bestseller!

How much is a life worth?

I grew up in Columbia, the daughter of a wealthy drug lord. I lived a life of extravagance, until one day a drug run went horribly wrong and everything came crashing down around me.

I was given away. A payment for a debt. The Gypsy Brothers motorcycle club became my owners, and I did everything I could to survive.

But falling in love with the man who owned me wasn't part of the plan ...

Praise for the Cartel trilogy:

'Awesome job Lili ... I am ready to hop on the back of a bike and join the club!' LiteraryGossip.com

'I can't believe it took me this long to finally pick up this author ... sign me up for more of the Gypsy Brothers!' Jasmine, GoodReads

'Sensational, shocking, compelling and totally addictive ... the best when it comes to dark, brooding and bloody romance' Kelly, Perusing Princesses

I love all the drama

This books gives me all the things I require in a book. It's a weird kind of naughty, two people who share the same kinks, but the situation they are in is very unstable. I love the angst. In my opinion it was well worth my credit. Enjoy!!

Exciting

Keeps you engaged in this story. Brutal yet so interesting and exciting. Characters seem so sexy and beautiful yet dark, definitely a twist!

This is NOT your typical romance...in a GOOD way!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I would recommend this audiobook to anyone who can handle dark "romance", violence and gut-wrenching heartache. While it was certainly a dark listen, it was refreshing to have an author not accommodate the "hearts and flowers" HEA that most listeners look for. I appreciated that the author made the story seem real by writing it where every scene didn't turn out perfectly (not even close) for the main characters - she provided a brutally honest glimpse into the life of crime and didn't try to portray it thru rose colored glasses.

What other book might you compare Cartel: Book 1 to and why?

I would compare Cartel to the Dark Duet Series by CJ Roberts because, like the Dark Duet Series, Cartel is truly a dark listen that will captivate you and evoke emotion that softer reads are incapable of. I've never felt sadness, anger and despair while also experiencing drama, love and laughter like these two books provided.

What does Molly Glenmore and Roger Douglas bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

I was an avid reader before having children and a career, so I've done my share of both reading and listening. I've got to say that I prefer to listen because I feel like I'm able to interpret the book the way the author intended when it is performed. It's always nice to hear the male POV in a male voice instead of thru my female voice in my head while I'm reading.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.

Any additional comments?

My only complaint about this series by Lili St. Germain is that the last book of the trilogy is taking FOREVER to be released. I almost wish that audible wouldn't have provided the first two books until the third was at least much closer to it's release date. Oh well, it will be a good reason to listen to the first two again, right before the release of the third. :)

OUTSTANDING SURPRISED AT THE NEW GENRE

Captivated all throughout the evening to 9 am in the morning the next day! I never heard of this book or author. Usually into fantasy or vampire ya adventure ROMANCE series but I absolutely loved every second couldn't stop listening and I'm staying awake as long as I can through out the new day to listen to the next 2 audio books in this series .
oh and at times funny as heck, except the taking the lords name in vain and over and over at times that is one thing I can't handle , if you're cursing fine but keep the lords name out of it!

Ummm I’m just not sure

The narrators were great. However I did not like that Dornan point of view was in 3rd person. I like dark romantic stories but there is NO romance but now they love each other??? And Dornan has 2 wives. I don’t get it. Probably will pass on book 2. The book did keep my attention but not my cup of tea.