Jackson Hole Bachelor Billionaire Romances Books 5-7

3 Sweet, Contemporary Romances

By: Taylor Hart

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 15 hrs and 33 mins

Publisher's summary

Don’t miss this new Jackson Hole Bachelor Billionaire Collection books 5-7 by Kindle All-Star, Taylor Hart! Giving billionaires who come together to help others and end up finding fun, fiesty women who love them. The Masquerading Groom When Sterling Pennington, movie star-billionaire extraordinaire, gets stuck with a paid date at a masquerade party…he’s not happy. Too bad his agent doesn’t want the press to think he’s lonely after the pretend break up with his latest co-star. The arrangement makes him feel like a loser, until he sees the woman in the sequined dress. The Christmas Groom Nathan Pennington, aka billionaire attorney, had only one idea on his mind the week before Christmas…forget about the past year and enjoy the beautiful Park City ski slopes. His plan was working, until some annoying ski bunny sprayed snow in his face. Her rudeness wasn’t something he could let slide. Nathan chases the woman down the hill intent on chewing her out, but when face-to-face, he’s struck by the vulnerability and anger in her eyes. The Lone Star Groom Texas Waters, bad boy of country music likes doing things when he wants and how he wants. He doesn’t appreciate his boss forcing him to do an up-close and personal article with The New York Times. Nor does he appreciate the hot-shot reporter who shows up at his door, demanding his time in the middle of a tight recording deadline.

unlikable character

I mfc in the first story is so unlikable I can't force myself to finish the story. Too bad because I liked the mmc.

I don't recommend unless you relate to rude, self centered, emotionally stunted, inconsiderate, ungrateful brats. My last straw was when he told her, in a caring way with a smile on his face, that she needed to take a pain pill. This was post surgery and after she barely made it back to her bed from the bathroom. He informed her she had slept quite a bit and it had been 6 hrs since her last pill. She took the pill but laid a guilt tripp on him accusing him of "forcing" her to take the pill like her foster mom used to do. Just immature, dramatic and manipulate. It just began to feel like it was a story about a mean girl kicking a puppy. Not for me, thanks.

AI, close but no cigar

The AI/Virtual Voice has more inflection than I had expected but it sounds more like a good student reading aloud from a text they are unfamiliar with, in front of the class. No emotion. Heteronyms were confused. SAG-AFTRA narrators, your jobs are safe. The stories are sweet average romances. They kept me entertained and listening.. The narrator didn't turn me off the stories, the story held despite the narrator and kept me listening to all three until the end.