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Covenant of Corruption

A Dark University Bully Romance (Regents of Covenant House, Book 3)

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Covenant of Corruption

By: Aisling Elizabeth
Narrated by: Lucy Rivers, Matthew Sharpe
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They rescued me.

They held me together.

They healed me.

And yet they were my corruption.

Drowning in trauma I'm dragged back from hell, with only the three Regents standing between me and the darkness.

But as I heal in their arms, a new threat arises. One that whispers of war inside the Trivium.

Someone wants me silenced.

They want my legacy erased.

And worst of all, they know the truth about what I really am.

And that truth could cost me my freedom.

©2025 Aisling Elizabeth (P)2025 Blue Nose Publishing Romantic Suspense War
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This is one heck of an emotional rollercoaster ride from the beginning to the very end!
Although we are left with a multitude of burning questions, I found this installment of the Regents incredibly satisfying, yet monumentally dark as is par for the course with this series. Secrets are revealed and truths are uncovered. This will captivate you and hold on tightly.
This entire storyline is a masterpiece, written with great depth and brilliant world building. I am obsessed!
The audio actors are truly incredible in their multiple roles as they give phenomenal performances with beautiful charisma and emotional depth it's simply a fantastic audio experience.

Pure brilliance

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Covenant of Corruption had me completely hooked. The drama, tension, obsession and absolute chaos had me glued to my headphones. 🎧
These characters had me screaming at them one minute, swooning the next, and questioning my own life choices shortly after. 😂 The dark university/bully romance vibe is EVERYTHING, and I was living for all the messy, twisted moments.
And the audiobook? DEVoured. 🎧🔥
There s something about listening to all this insanity unfold that make:
t hit even harder. I kept finding excuses to put my headphones back in because I needed to know what was going to happen next!
The obsession. The tension. The morally questionable decisions. The drama. YES. GIVE ME ALL OF IT. 😮‍💨
A seriously addictive addition to the series, and l am officially way too invested in these people.
5 HUGE STARS
Aisling Elizabeth... respectfully, WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME?!
😂🖤🔥

Okay... this series just keeps getting better!

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Boy or boy, I'm not sure how she does it. I was full-on cursing her out during this book. If you like the happily ever after, this book is not for you; she will have you questioning everything.

You have so many Oh My God moments, and you realise all the little easter eggs she has planted along the way. This series tore my heart out, and yet it's addictive. I still need more; luckily, the next book in the series is coming out next month, so I don't have long to wait.

Maybe we will get our own revision of happily ever after. If she is feeling nice, but on a serious note, please read this author. She has put so much of her heart into these books, as much as I hate her, she is fast becoming one of my favorite authors to read and will always be on my must-read list. You can't help but fall in love with the characters.

"Maybe that's what healing looked like.
Moments of normalcy amidst the trauma.
-Small steps towards a future that wasn't defined by pain."

"You told me I would have to beg you," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. "That when I did, you would make me forget everything. My name, where I was, everything but the feeling of you inside me."


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Tropes

Secret Society
Why Choose
Reverse Harem
Primal Play
Degradation
Enemies to-lovers
Dark Academia
Possessive MMCs
Mystery
Suspense
Family Legacy
Multiple POV
Duet Dual Narration!
Cliffhanger Ending

Cursing The Authors Name

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These books have been all I've though about over the past few days.
Its so easy to get lost in this world.
Cade been absolutely through the ringer , and toughest of all in this book. the capture and what happened to her was written so well, and her healing journey l helped with her boys amazing.
my heart was so happy during the hair dyeing scene.

I especially loved how Aisling wrote about Cade trauma, and healing and how it wasn't automatically fixed with her getting back her guys. I find so often with these types of storylines, that they dont really dive into the true trauma and healing and this absolutely is not the case with Aisling writing.

the Narrators
in these books are put if this workd amazing , Lucy Rivers is a firm favourite of mine, being scottish myself i love her voice for Rosa, and the distinctive voice for each female characters makes the full book so enjoyable and a treat for the ears.
Mathew Sharpe is an absolute genius, the depth of emotion and variation in characterisation for each one of the boys not to mention other male character is truly outstanding.

I honestly dont know how i will cope until the next installment.

That cliffhanger !!!

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This listen was brutal! Check your triggers as this goes to some really dark places. Cade's trauma is largely off page but there was so much tension until her rescue in those first few chapters which are seen almost solely form the MMCs POV. Ryder's obsession is taking over his life, Logan is drowning in guilt and Cole is frantically trying to hold them all together. The narrators bring their A-Game in this one. Lucy Rivers goes through the emotional wringer with Cade as she navigates her trauma whilst trying to reclaim her life. I think Matthew Sharpe's Ryder has to be my favourite performance as he brought out the character's manic energy in a way that felt organic and layered.

Cade's trauma is one of the core plots of this book and I liked how it didn't just magically go away as soon as she was back with the Regents. Instead, she has to work through it and the development of the MMCs as they try to help her shows how far some of them have come. Logan is still lagging behind the others; although they do turn a corner eventually, the connection just doesn't feel as solid as with Ryder and Cole three books in.

I did come away with so many questions about this world though; like how Julia keep getting away with things when disrespecting the Consort is such a big deal in the earlier books. See also Williams. As much as I didn't like what happened to Cade at the end of book one, it wasn't really explained how Hannah managed to escape a similar fate for the same initial infraction. This one doesn't end on too bad of a cliffhanger but there are still plenty of questions to be answered with only one book to go.

It gets even darker

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