Dig Two Graves
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4.6 • 9 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
Revenge is priceless… Discover the enemies to lovers romance full of lust, loathing, and revenge from USA Today bestselling author Roxy Sloane - perfect for fans of HD Carlton, Ana Huang, and Sophie Lark.
They say when you set out to claim revenge, you must dig two graves. One for your enemy.
And one for yourself.
Sebastian Wolfe is a billionaire hedge fund owner, adored and feared across the globe. Untouchable.
Or so he thinks.
I was prepared to give everything I have to make him pay for his crimes.
My innocence. My body.
My life.
But it turns out, to have my revenge, he’ll demand the one thing I can never let him take:
My heart.
*Note -- 'Dig Two Graves' was previously titled 'Priceless Kiss'.
THE FLAWLESS WORLD:
1. Flawless Desire (Caleb & Juliet)
2. Flawless Ruin (Caleb & Juliet)
3. Flawless Prize (Caleb & Juliet)
4. His Ruthless Heart (Nero & Lily)
5. These Ruthless Games (Nero & Lily)
6. Our Ruthless Vow (Nero & Lily)
7. Dig Two Graves (Sebastian & Avery)
8. One Dark Secret (Sebastian & Avery)
9. No More Lies (Sebastian & Avery)
PRAISE FOR ROXY:
"Nobody does it like Roxy! A wild and romantic thrill ride that will leave you begging for more!" - Meghan March, New York Times bestselling author.
"Steamy and addictive! Roxy will leave you on the edge of your seat - and hungry for one more page!" - Kendall Ryan, New York Times bestselling author.
"Wickedly sexy and downright dirty… Roxy Sloane's hottest alpha yet!"
-- Laurelin Paige, New York Times Bestselling Author
"Filthy, addictive fun! The explosive chemistry nearly set my eReader to flames." -- Lauren Blakely, New York Times bestselling author.
Customer Reviews
Another good one….
Roxy’s writing is always amazing. She gets you really into the development of the characters and their emotions. I really wanted to slap the naivety out of Avery though from the very beginning. Her plan was destined to fail before it even began. And her little pep talks to herself to rid herself of the guilt just annoyed me more. The only thing I wish was different was the POV. I wish there was equal POVs for them both through the whole book. The majority of it is Avery with only a couple from Sebastian. I could understand having it this way for the first book since it’s her plan set into motion but I was hoping the second book would be more split for POV but it’s not. It’s the exact same with all Avery and a couple Sebastian. It’s still an awesome book with good character development. I can’t wait to read the second one! Specially with how this one left off….