Kill to Love

di Penny Sunday (Autore)

Dominic Gruenewald (Narratore)

Jacob Morgan (Narratore)

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Hachette Australia, 2026

Kill to Love is a dystopian dark rom-com featuring fated mates with a strong leaning toward enemies-to-lovers - and it is also UNHINGED and hilarious and incredibly spicy. 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. **

• Autore: Penny Sunday
• Narratore: Dominic Gruenewald, Jacob Morgan, Annabelle Tudor
• Durata in (hh:mm:ss): 08:31:00
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: Hachette Australia
• Lingua: Inglese
• EAN: 9780733655067