The Carrera Cartel

A Dark Mafia Romance Collection

By: Cora Kenborn

Narrated by: Brian Pallino, Sarah Puckett, Alan Carlson, Aaron Shedlock, Stacy Gonzalez

Delve into the dark. The Carreras are waiting....

From USA Today best-selling author Cora Kenborn comes three full-length dark mafia romance novels from the Carrera Cartel Trilogy.

Blurred Red Lines

Carrera. A name to avoid at all costs...until I come face-to-face with it. Abducted. Held against my will. A prisoner of a war I know nothing about. Captive to a ruthless cartel prince who wants more than my freedom. He wants me.

Faded Gray Lines

I never meant to start a war.... Then I fell for the boy my mother warned me about; a soulless killer for the Carrera Cartel. We were the virgin and the villain. The debutante and the devil. He swore we'd end in ruin. I swore love would conquer all. I was wrong.

Drawn Blue Lines

Brody Harcourt turned me from a queen into a pariah. Now there will be hell to pay. But, I'm back for more than revenge. More than blood. More than a forbidden man. My eye is on the prize...the Carrera throne.

Individual stand-alone titles are available under the Carrera Cartel Trilogy.

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Amazing story ❤️ ❤️

This bookset was so worth the credit... The narrators did a great job.... The storyline was great it's great and the characters were deep or deep and made you really get invested in the story.... Each book can be listened to alone but together they draw you into an amazing world.... The only negative is book 1 and 2 I feel like the hot and heavy parts were not hot enough more luke warm book 3 got alittle hot with those parts... All in all this book had everything mystery romance and drama ..... Now I want to go look at more of this Arthur's books I love a mafia romance.

The Carrera Cartel Trilogy

Blurred Red LIne:
Eden and Valentin two volatile people that complemented each other’s dark side. Valentin was known as The Reaper or El Muerte which is an incorrect term The Reaper is La Muerte which works for man or women. The translation and pronoun citation were very good.
Faded Gray Lines:
Layton and Mateo I enjoyed this couple but sometimes going back and forth between the past and the present was annoying.It took longer, maybe the past should have been explained in the first chapter, and let the rest of the story flow more easily. Layton was annoyingly stupid, reckless and insecure and super gullible. But as a love story was pretty good.
Drawn Blue Lines:
Adriana and Brody I almost stopped listening to the book due to the annoying FAKE accent of Adriana.(Stacey Gonzalez please,leave your regular accent you tried too hard to make it believable and it came out annoying and fake also, you kept saying Guerrera instead of Carrera because you wanted to say it fast, toward the end you sounded natural) The meal timeline was pretty good I know that most of the southern states of Mexico have desayuna(breakfast) early usually fruit, almuerzo (lunch) and comida(dinner) between 2 and 4) cena/merienda(supper) between 7 and 9which consists of a light serving usually something that is not to heavy.
For beinng a dark mafia romance this was a pretty good listen

Good Mafia/cartel romance

Three books, three couples. I loved all the men but found myself pretty annoyed by the women. Warmed up to them by the end of each story though. Narration was fantastic on all three!!

Good Series!

I really enjoyed this series. I think I def enjoyed the first two books more than the third but they were all good. I am so glad that you can get all three books together now. I liked the narration and it was nice to have different characters have different narrators. I think it gives the book a lil more than just the one narrator.

Storyline not too much

Interesting but not too much, I’m not really fan of the author but trying to know her work better. So I recommend if you like this kind of story. The narrators are great as usual.
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