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    Last Kiss
    Last Kiss
    Last Kiss
    Audiobook11 hours

    Last Kiss

    Written by Jessica Clare and Jen Frederick

    Narrated by Iggy Toma and Kasha Kensington

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Naomi: When I was kidnapped I thought only of survival. I gave my captors exactly what they wanted: my skill with computers. Making millions for a crime lord who kept me imprisoned in his basement compound kept my family safe. When he was taken out, I thought my ticket to freedom had arrived. Wrong. I traded one keeper for another. This time I'm in the hands of a scarred, dark, demanding Russian who happens to be the head of the Bratva, a Russian crime organization. He wants my brain and my body. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't intrigued, but I can't be a prisoner forever . . . no matter how good he makes me feel.

    Vasily: At a young age, I was taught that a man without power is a puppet for all. I've clawed-and killed-my way to the top so that it is my heel on their necks. But to unify the fractured organization into an undefeatable machine, I need a technological genius to help me steal one particular artifact. That she is breathtaking, determined, and vulnerable is making her more dangerous than all of my enemies combined. Soon, I must choose between Naomi and Bratva law. But with every day that passes, this becomes a more impossible choice.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMay 5, 2015
    ISBN9781494579807
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    • 5/5
      Hands down, my favorite in the Hitman series! The storylines in this series and characters just keep getting better and better. Vasily was such a dark, broken alpha, gruff, almost wild / feral. Naomi, who has Aspergers, was such a unique female character. While they may seem like opposites, they are more alike then they seem, both social outcast. But Vasily truly gets Naomi and doesn't shy away or get turned off because of her disability. Jessica Clare and Jen Frederick are a powerhouse of a writing duo. Love these ladies and the Hitman series! <3
    • 5/5
      Wow! Wasn't sure what to expect with this one after the previous books depicting Vasily. But I was pleasantly surprised with his grumpy/murder-ey personality meshing so well with hers. It was the first book I've read from the perspective of someone with autism and I thought the authors did a fantastic job.
      Not only was it suspenseful but had some hilarious parts that had me in tears.
      The narrators also did a great job. I'm sure it's difficult to jump to different accents and sexes, but they both were perfect.