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Plot
As the youngest brother of the notorious Falcone clan, Adamo grew up surrounded by blood and violence. Drugs soon became his way of coping.
Becoming a Made Man like his brothers was his destiny, but never his passion. When he becomes the organizer of his family’s successful illegal street races and one of their thrill-seeking drivers, he finally asserts his own path in the harsh mafia world.
His purpose isn’t the only thing Adamo discovers on the fuel-soaked roads he calls home…
Dinara Mikhailov is one of the few female race drivers and hard to ignore. Not only because of her flaming red hair and ruthless driving style, but also because the Bratva princess is allowed to drive in enemy territory.
Soon Adamo and she find themselves entangled in a passionate game that goes beyond the racetrack. Yet, both haunted by events of the past, their dark cravings put everything on the line.
As what they crave the most comes with a brutal price.
Conclusion
Twisted Cravings was one of my most anticipated reads of 2021 and it did not disappoint me. I was really curious about how Adamo would be as a grown-up in comparison to how he acted like a teenager in the other books in the Camorra Chronicles.
Adamo wasn't as cruel as I thought he would be. Don't get me wrong, he's not an angel but he is definitely not as bad as his brothers are. I really enjoyed the scenes when he went home to his family.
Dinara was really sassy and the fact that she enjoyed racing as much as Adamo brought me a lot of joy. They complete each other. One of my favorite things was that neither Adamo nor Dinara needed overly romantic gestures to show their love to each other. They are unique in their own way.
There really isn't much to say except that if you've liked the other books in the Camorra Chronicles and you want to read about the youngest Falcone brother you should. Cora's writing style is amazing and it makes it really easy to love her characters and their stories.
This was a bittersweet ending for a great book series and although I am sad that it is over now, knowing that the Sins of the Fathers (the series will be about the new generation) is coming is making saying goodbye a little easier.
*ARC in exchange for a honest review*
5 out of 5 stars