A Wolfe in Chic Clothing

Wolfe Billionaires, Book 1

De: Jahquel J.

Narrado por: Winston James, Ebony Ford

Iesha Chic moved to New York to follow her dreams and her long-distance boyfriend at the time.

She had dreams of becoming a fashion designer and starting her clothing line. However, after four years and multiple broken promises, she finds herself back in Brookwood with her tail tucked between her legs.

She doesn't have the career she thought she would have or the boyfriend. Moving back home to Brookwood was the last place she thought she would ever be. Instead of sitting around licking her wounds, she applies for a junior designer position for Fashion Don.

Fashion Don is a billion-dollar company that has gotten away with ripping other designers off in the past by offering them settlements and then sweeping things under the rug. It goes against everything Iesha believes in. However, she has bills to pay, and she refuses to stay at her mother's place forever.

Wes Wolfe was tossed into the role of CEO for Fashion Don when his father purchased the company for his new young wife. Instead of allowing her to run it into the ground, he moves from New York to Charlotte, North Carolina. He takes over with the goal of making Fashion Don better and trying to get rid of the reputation that it now has.

When one of Iesha's personal designs is stolen and put into mass production, Wes is determined to make things right with her. He doesn't need the bad PR. When he meets Iesha Chic, he isn't expecting the woman standing before him. She's A Wolfe in Chic Clothing.

©2024 Jahquel J. (P)2024 Podium Audio

Narrator Was A Bit Different

I had to get use to the narrator's voice... It was a great story with a slow build. it was a good balance of steamy, but not rushed storyline. Overall I enjoyed it.

Sweet

This was such a cute story. West is a dream of a book bf (and boss).
Narrators did a great job.

Black love doesn’t have to be hard. This story proves it!

I can’t wait to hear what’s next for these characters! The narrators did a great job of making them relatable.

Down to Earth Black & Beautiful

This is a realistic POV about black love. Ayesha is a likely character. Everybody knows an Ayesha. I thought this simplistic novel was a well written thought out storyline, in regards to their romantic relationship, not so much their everyday schedule. It wasn’t very predictable. It was a work-romance novel. The male character’s personality is more dominant than the female characters, because he’s a smoother and level-minded man. I feel like this is such an Atlanta story. The women outnumbered the men and the chic suit-wearing CEO is very above the influence while the women have the workplace drama. I’ll be looking for more books by Jaquel J.

Nice story.

Pretty good story. Wasn’t a fan of Ebony Ford’s narration. It was almost as if she hadn’t read it before narrating, hardly any infliction & clear, complete sentences were rare. The story itself 5 stars.