Vicious Secret (The Obsidian Order, Book 1), by Morgan Bridges | Free Audiobook
23 May 2026
The Princess in a ‘Prince’ Disguise (Beasts of Wrath and Madness, Book 1), by Kiss Leilani | Free Audiobook
23 May 2026
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Love was never the only war
After everything that came to light in Vicious Secret, Delilah and Liam are no longer fighting only for answers. The danger around them has sharpened, the Obsidian Order is closing ranks, and survival starts to depend on how much they are willing to sacrifice for each other. What began as obsession now has consequences neither of them can outrun.
Vicious Society picks up with the pressure already high and pushes harder. Liam is still a trained killer, still bound to a system built on secrecy and violence, but his loyalty is no longer simple. Delilah is forced to reckon with what it means to stand beside someone capable of terrible things, especially when those same instincts may be the only reason she is still alive.
This second book completes the duet, so the stakes feel immediate from the first chapter. The audiobook leans into that urgency with a darker emotional pull, blending protection, betrayal, and escalating danger into a story that stays intimate even while the walls keep closing in.
I liked Vicious Secret, but Vicious Society is the book that made the duet work for me as a whole. It has more pressure, more fallout, and a stronger sense that every choice now carries damage. The relationship is still obsessive, still messy, but it has to function under real threat this time, and that changes the energy in a good way.
What I appreciated most was that the book does not spend too long circling what the first installment already established. It moves. The Obsidian Order feels more dangerous because the veil is thinner now, and the story stops treating the secret society as background menace. It becomes an active force pressing into every decision Liam and Delilah make.
Liam remains morally dark, which matters. Morgan Bridges does not suddenly sand him down because the romance has advanced. He is still possessive, still violent, still shaped by a system that taught him what loyalty costs. Delilah, on the other hand, has more room here to push back, absorb what she has learned, and decide what kind of future she is willing to fight for. That tension keeps the emotional core from becoming too easy.
I also liked how cleanly the suspense and romance are braided together. The danger is not a side plot and the love story is not floating above it. Each one keeps intensifying the other. For a duet conclusion, that balance matters more than a long string of twists.
On the narration: Teddy Hamilton and June deBorahae return with the same duet setup, and it still suits the material extremely well. Hamilton gives Liam the same controlled menace as before, while deBorahae keeps Delilah alert, emotional, and believable under pressure. At 11 hours and 5 minutes, the pace is brisk without feeling rushed.
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Vicious Society by Morgan Bridges completes the Obsidian Order duet, pushing Delilah and Liam beyond obsession into open danger. This time the threat is no longer distant, and the secret society around them starts to feel less like a shadow and more like a machine closing in.
The free trial, cancellable at any time, lets you start listening immediately. Narrated by Teddy Hamilton and June deBorahae across 11 hrs 5 mins, the audiobook keeps the romantic tension tight while giving the suspense real momentum. The duet narration works especially well once the emotional fallout starts to build.
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