Dani René

A brand new dark mafia romance from USA Today Bestselling Author, Dani René.Victor Cordero is the devil. Cruel. Sadistic. Heartless. Sofía Montero is an angel.Beautiful. Sweet. Intoxicating.My father stole from him, but papá was stupid.He got caught, and now I'm in trouble. She's my payment. My plaything.Too innocent for my games, but it doesn't stop me.The man I've hated all my life has come for me. His threats are meant to break me, but I'm stronger than I look.She spits her hate at me, but she revels in our game.Her strength makes me want to see her break. I'm merely a plaything for the devil himself. Owned by the most dangerous man in Colombia. I promised to release her once she's paid her dues. But you should never make a deal with the devil.I will make him feel.And when that day comes, he'll break for me.

The Devil's Plaything: A Dark Mafia Romance

Anita

DNF 50%
How does an author use so many words without moving the story forward?
So many words and I don't understand how the characters fell in love. After having 2 interactions at max?

So so many empty words. Why do I need to know the eye color of a side character described in 4 adjectives and an anecdote? And the eye color has absolutely no impact on anything.

Cat Imb

2 words: MAFIA PERFECTION

This novel by Dani René has everything you would want from a mafia romance: sexiness, angst, captor/captive, betrayal and surprise. All these elements come together in a captivating story where not everything is as it seems. 

Victor and Sofia are hot. Not sizzling right from the start, but their connection is undeniable and the slow embering (yes I made up a word) burn between them is so delicious. They just capture your heart and you can't help falling for the Diablo and his juguette.

Not only did René manage to incorporate all these beautiful elements, she managed to crossover to another series - The Cavalieri della Morte. (If you have yet to read these books - do it now). It was such a fun surprise, and as a reader, I LOVE when worlds cross over. 

All in all, I LOOOOVED this book, and for René's first Mafia? I gotta say it was expertly done. She has a grasp of the trop and was able to com through with the perfect ambiance and mood.

The Devil's Plaything: A Dark Mafia Romance

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