Kill to Love
Hearts & Heathens Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Annabelle Tudor
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Dominic Gruenewald
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Jacob Morgan
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By:
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Penny Sunday
TRIGGER WARNINGS FOR KILL TO LOVE INCLUDE:
- Detailed sex scenes which include incorrect ways of wearing sunglasses.
- Offence to the Flat Earth Community.
- Stalking and unsuccessful kidnapping.
- Villainous side characters who may commit cannibalism.
- Torture.
- Offence to those of the Gemini astrological sign.
- This book is not meant to be taken seriously.
And here is the storyline . . .
Delphine De Astor has never cried - and worse, she's never felt her heart pull toward a Soulmate. In a society where that emotional absence brands her as 'Soulless', Delphine is deemed evil, unlovable and disposable. Her sentence? A televised ten-day Execution Battle where the Soulless must fight to the death for public entertainment - complete with commercial breaks for stain remover.
Dropped into the chaos pantless and armed with nothing but sunscreen, Delphine faces cannibals, incestuous lovers, men who may just be psychopaths - or Geminis - and a madman in a pink sequinned crop top. But the most dangerous contender of all is Dig Graves: a notorious serial killer with dark hair, a relentless fixation on Delphine, and a habit of hiding his eyes behind heart-shaped sunglasses.
Dig once tried to kidnap her. Now he's hunting her through the Battle.
And when they finally meet, Delphine's heart does something it's never done before . . .
If you love Lights Out and Butcher & Blackbird, you will absolutely adore Kill to Love, a subversive, laugh-out-loud exploration of love, morality and identity, asking what it really means to be a monster.
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Couldn’t stop laughing
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Smart & punchy
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characters are unreal
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What a delightful read!
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male narrator: ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
female narrator: ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
spice: 🌶️ 🌶️ 🌶️
style: duet
Okay, this book was completely unhinged… and I absolutely loved it. 😆
This is definitely not your typical love story, which is why I've given the romance a 7 rather than a 10. But honestly, that completely works for this book. Delphine and Dig are chaotic, weird and ridiculously entertaining together.
Delphine was easily my favourite character. The fact that she spends so much time basically running away from Dig despite very clearly fancying him had me laughing. 😂
And the humour! 10/10. I can't even choose one funniest moment because the whole book made me laugh. It's dark, completely ridiculous in places and knows exactly what kind of book it wants to be. You really can't take any of it too seriously — and that's exactly why it works.
But underneath all the insanity, there was more heart than I expected. One particular moment with Dig genuinely got me, and I loved the way his feelings for Delphine developed without suddenly turning him into a completely different character.
The narration was also fantastic. Annabelle Tudor, Dominic Gruenewald and Jacob Morgan were all brilliant and absolutely understood the assignment. The performances made the comedy land even harder and suited the craziness of the story perfectly.
if you want something dark, spicy, hilarious, completely unhinged and ridiculously entertaining, absolutely give it a go.
Sometimes apparently all you need is a little romance, a lot of chaos and several deeply questionable people. 😂🖤
fantastic please read!!
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