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Imagine the cutthroat corporate world of Succession colliding with the dangerous undertones of The Sopranos, all wrapped in a dark, twisted Beauty and the Beast retelling. That is the intoxicating world of Cassie Alexander’s Love Her, the second installment in The Moth and the Monster series, which continues the stunning contemporary debut of this talented author. The story picks up with Lia and Rhaim’s forbidden love affair escalating to new heights of danger, a journey made all the more compelling by the phenomenal dual narration of Matthew Holland and Bunny Warren.
Book Description
Fate, Fortune, Pick One
I’m being paraded like a prize.
A strategic marriage to a powerful man who wants to use me like a billboard.
Smile for the cameras. Memorize his politics.
Don’t slip up. Don’t speak out.
But I already belong to someone else.
Rhaim Selvaggio is dangerous.
My father’s business partner. My former boss.
The only man who’s ever made me feel safe—
Even when he’s got blood on his hands.
Especially then.
He told me to trust him.
To play the game.
To wait for him to burn it all down.
But if he didn’t want me to save myself—
He shouldn’t have given me the matches.
Love A Dark Wall Street Mafia Age Gap Romance is like if the movie Secretary met the TV shows Succession and Sopranos, with a Beauty and the Beast themed twist. It is the second book in Cassie Alexander's The Moth and the Monster series, which marks her stunning contemporary debut.
About Cassie Alexander
Cassie Alexander is a registered nurse and author, who loves heart, heat, and blood. She's written numerous paranormal romances, sometimes with her friend Kara Lockharte. She lives in the Bay Area with one husband, two cats, and one million succulents.
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My Thoughts
Imagine the cutthroat corporate world of Succession colliding with the dangerous undertones of The Sopranos, all wrapped in a dark, twisted Beauty and the Beast retelling. That is the intoxicating world of Cassie Alexander’s Love Her, the second installment in The Moth and the Monster series, which continues the stunning contemporary debut of this talented author. The story picks up with Lia and Rhaim’s forbidden love affair escalating to new heights of danger, a journey made all the more compelling by the phenomenal dual narration of Matthew Holland and Bunny Warren.
Just as their bond solidifies, Lia’s dying father thrusts her into a new nightmare: an arranged marriage to a powerful senator twice her age. She is meant to be a prize, a silent political billboard smiling for the cameras. But Rhaim Selvaggio—her father’s dangerous business partner, her former boss, and the only man who makes her feel safe even with blood on his hands—refuses to let her go.
The dynamic between them is electric, a push-and-pull of power, trust, and raw passion. This intense character journey is brought to vivid life by the narrators. Matthew Holland masterfully captures Rhaim’s menacing control and underlying devotion, his voice a velvet growl that promises both safety and peril. Bunny Warren is equally brilliant, portraying Lia’s evolution from a pawn to a queen with a nuanced performance that conveys both her vulnerability and her burgeoning defiance. Trapped in a gilded cage, Lia discovers her own strength, proving that if you give a girl matches, you can’t be surprised when she decides to burn it all down herself.
As Rhaim plots to dismantle the forces against them, the lines between protector and monster blur, creating a messy, thrilling, and utterly addictive age-gap romance. Love Her is a stunning continuation, a dark and sophisticated Wall Street mafia story that is as intelligent as it is steamy. Holland and Warren don't just read the book; they make you feel every secret glance, every whispered threat, and every moment of searing connection.
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