Ruby Malice

About This Audiobook

Naomi West’s *Ruby Malice* is the kind of romance that doesn’t just push boundaries—it bulldozes them with stiletto heels. Picture this: Kirill Zaitsev, a man who treats kindness like a personal insult, his icy arrogance dripping off every syllable. He’s the CEO who fires employees via spreadsheet, the billionaire who buys silence with stock options, and the kind of villain who’d make Machiavelli blush. Enter Ruby, the razor-witted photographer whose camera lens is the only thing sharp enough to slice through his armor. Their chemistry isn’t a slow burn—it’s a wildfire, fueled by power plays, scorching glances, and a plot that twists harder than a pretzel at a county fair. West doesn’t just write steam; she simmers it under layers of suspense, leaving you breathless between pages (or in this case, chapters). The audiobook elevates it further with Alexander Cendese’s velvety baritone, which drips with the kind of smug amusement you’d expect from a man who’s always three steps ahead. Angelina Rocca’s narration adds a fiery contrast, her voice crackling with the kind of defiance that makes you root for Ruby even when Kirill’s darkness feels inescapable.