Billionaire Rake

A Fake Marriage Single Dad Romance

By: Misha Bell, Anna Zaires, Dima Zales

Narrated by: Erin Mallon, Lance Greenfield

Length: 6 hrs and 43 mins

Publisher's summary

He's a billionaire...and a rake.

Yes, I know it's not the 1800s. I'm just a bit obsessed with historical romance, that's all. And books in general, which is why I'm on my way to interview for my dream job at the library when Adrian Westfield's sheep-like hound knocks me over and into the mud. So I'm late, dirty, and completely flub my interview—only to get the offer of my life.

To win custody of his baby daughter, Adrian Westfield wants to make me his fake wife.

©2023 Misha Bell (P)2023 Misha Bell

Super cute!

Really a cute story, but not at all steamy. I enjoyed it nonetheless. The narration is first rate, of course.

ok read

I enjoyed the book but had a hard time getting to know the hero. spoilers....having naked statues of ex girlfriends and then showing them off to heroine and best man talking about the heros sexual diary at the the best man speech.....kinda stupid. likeable characters and no major unnecessary drama...overall an easy quick read.

Sweet and Entertaining Romantic Comedy!

I liked this Fake Marriage Single Dad Romance. Adrian and Jane's story is funny, cute, sweet, and heartwarming. This is an entertaining Romantic Comedy. Erin Mallon and Lance Greenfield did an excellent job bringing this story to life. I enjoyed it. I like Misha Bell's writing. She never disappoints. If you like Romantic Comedy, this story is for you.

Monologue is too much! Annoyingly bad

Could not get past the weird monologue. It became too much and annoying. The story line was fine and enjoyable.

Sweet

I really like how Misha Bell writes rom-coms and the silly way in how she gives personalities to the animals. These books are always lighthearted and funny without a lot of drama or angst, which makes them the perfect weekend for beach read/listen.

Not disappointed!

The story and characters were entertaining and well developed.
The narrators were spot on!
A fabulous book.

Another Great Book By Misha Bell

I loved this quirky story! I especially loved how it was narrated from both sides, providing a better insight to the minds of both characters. I definitely did not see that twist coming! Erin Mallon always is a great choice for Misha's female leads, but I personally did not feel Lance Greenfield's was the right fit for the male lead. As handsome as Misha described Adrian to be, I expected a more sensual male voice.

Fun and steamy

This was such a fun romantic comedy! These narrators did a wonderful job! I absolutely LOVED listening to them bring life to these wildly fun characters! This was a true laugh out loud story with all the inner voices and Yoda making his presence known. There were some real issues for this couple as well and a nice little twist I never saw coming.

It was Ok

Would have been better if they left out the Jerry Springer like ending,I didn't like the family connection ,It was icky to me

Fun! Fun! Fun!

Misha Bell is a master at quirky characters and spot on humor sure to make me laugh and fall in love. This book is so much fun and had me laughing out loud! Adrian's dog runs Jane over, and the result is an idea that could go so wrong! Adrian needs to get married to help with his custodial case for his daughter. In return, Jane will be set monetarily for life. Neither thought anything would ever come of it, when Jane seamlessly fits into his life and then asks him for something no one else has ever given her, all bets were off. Eventually. This close proximity, single dad romance is the best of all worlds. The comedy is hysterical, both Jane and Adrian are a bit awkward and the baby, who can resist her? And we cannot forget the dog! I was completely immersed in their fake romance and absolutely loved the outcome.

And making it even better is the narration team of Erin Mallon and Lance Greenfield. Mallon always brings her "A" game and she is so good at Bell's characters. Spot on comedic timing with a complete understanding of all the quirks Jane has, Mallon nails her personality. Greenfield comes in as the aloof billionaire, and easily turns him from distant to loving and complete mush when it comes to the baby. This team is spectacular and a pleasure to listen to.