Ria Wilde

Wren I always knew darkness crept through this city, like a shadow, it never really goes away, always watching, always waiting. People sin and people kill, it's a way of life. I just never expected to be thrown into the middle of a war I had no hope of surviving. Alexander Silver is as brutal as he is beautiful. A Devil in disguise. The man destined to end me. I didn't go looking for trouble and yet it found me, nonetheless. I could either join it or let it crush me. Lex Wren Valentine My sweet Little Bird. I had no right dragging her into my world of violence and bloodshed, but I did it anyway. I am the King, sitting on a throne of chaos. She was supposed to be the enemy, the means to an end, but she became much more than that. In this life, you take what you want and strike down those who oppose you. She is mine. And I'll paint the streets red if anyone dares to take her. Little Bird is Book 1 in the Twisted City Duet. If you like dark, dirty and suspenseful romance, this one's for you! Warning! This is a dark romance and contains themes common in dark romances including, kidnap, violence, drug and alcohol use, sexual content and strong language. It is not recommended for readers under the age of 18. This book ends on a cliffhanger.

Twisted City Duet Book 1

Little Bird

Fröska

This book was sooooo mind catching but it felt so short! Wished it was longer, but alas, I'm moving on to Twisted King now.

Kenz_50

I loved this book! Not for everyone but definitely for me lmao.

Leonie

Damn, I'm torn about this one. I really like the MC, she's fierce, she does not take any shit from anyone but still she's not a bitch to everyone, she has emotions, she has weaknesses and for the first time in a long while I did enjoy reading a female MC's POV in a mafia-ish dark romance, because she walked this thin line between too bitchy and too weakly so damn well. I also enjoyed reading Lex' POV, the side characters are likable, too, so why am I so torn?
Because this book needs someone to proofread. I'll never understand how you could publish something, without someone checking your spelling, searching for typos and adding a comma here and there because you know what, they are for free, you can just use them! And even if you do not have a human proofreading, there are still tools in this wonder of the WWW, which do the work for you. 

I liked this book, I really did, but the obivous errors, the countless missing punctuation characters and other little things (like sometimes the chapter starts with the name of the person, whose POV it is going to be, most of the time the name is missing and the author has you guessing for a couple of sentences, whose thoughts and actions you are currently reading about - a little thing, but annoying as fuck) angered me. The author obviously spent a lot of time writing, so why skip the part of checking for errors and faults? 

I'm done ranting now, here, have a cookie if you made it this far. I'll go read the second book now, as number one did end on a massive cliffhanger and I enjoyed Lex and Wren too much, to not care about how that turns out for them. 

Michelle Vasquez

AMAZING Debut!

“He wants me. Even when he wants to kill me, he lusts after me.”

Wren. Little bird. A woman that is seriously underrated. Intelligent, fiery and fierce - due to her upbringing, she becomes the undoing Lex did not see coming.

Lex. Alexander. Twisted King. Driven by revenge, he’s out for blood and to keep the position as king of the city in tact. Hardened by a life he was driven to lead, he is ruthless, powerful and falls to the prowess that is Wren.

“Little Bird,” is book one in the Twisted City Duet by Ria Wilde. A dark crime syndicate romance, it had grit, steam and explosive chemistry between Wren and Lex. Although they were of the same world, they led different lives. When Lex thought he was 10 steps ahead, he was truly met in his match when it came to Wren. I loved that although they were enemies - that they were realistic in the fact that she craved his darkness and he was drawn to her untamed nature. It ticked off all my boxes. Kidnapping, forced proximity, dub-con as well as that darkness we crave. I loved this story and can’t wait for book two. FYI. The cliffhanger is a doozy.

Little Bird Twisted City Duet Book 1

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