Red Handed

The Gentlemen, Book 1

By: Kate King, Jessa Wilder

Narrated by: Oliver Highpoint, Ada Sinclair

Forced to live with my ENEMIES.

They think they OWN ME.

But I own their HEARTS.

Nico, Rush, and Beck are the three leaders of The Gentlemen Mafia.

For my entire life, my family has been at war with their gang, splitting our city down the middle. They're Violent, Possessive, and Psychotic.

When my sister is kidnapped, I have no choice but to turn to them. But to trust them is to risk it all.

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Kate King and Jessa Wilder Books (P)2024 Tantor

Holy Cliffhanger

I did not see that ending coming. I can typically see how something is going to pan out but this one got me. Great storyline. Narrators are awesome!

Men will do anything besides tell the truth

This cliffhanger has me agape, covering my face with my hands because I just knew some mafia family bull$hip had gone down. Ooooooooh this next book is about to be 🥵

The boys are so effed

Great Storyline and Great For Road Trips

I listen to many audible books and this one was a great balance of story progression to character buildup to dirty scenes. I find most books lean more on the NSFW scenes, but this one actually had great storyline to it. It kept my brain occupied on a 12 hour road trip where I normally have bad anxiety listening to other books and/or music.

Such a wild ride

This series is one of my favorites. There is so much spice and action. The story is so good. There’s so many pieces to this. Rae is amazing. Such a total force. The boys keep underestimating her and I loved watching her make their jaws drop. Watching things build with Nico, Rush and Beck is so much fun. And what a cliffhanger!!

Story is Good But...

The story is good and the male narrator is great but the female narrator gets annoying with her whispery voice half the time for some unexplainable reason, it certainly doesn't fit the story, and with the way she makes one of the mafia guys sound like a whiney brat. That certainly doesn't fit the character either. It's too bad because she does the majority of the narration. This could be phenomenal with a different female voice actor.