Accidental Babies

De: Saiyidah Rahman

Narrado por: Jessie Drumm

Duración: 6 h y 50 m

Resumen del Editor

Dashing billionaire falls in love with average job seeker and sweeps her off her feet with...babies?

Tall, handsome, rich, and sexy, Jason Halloway is every woman’s dream guy. And as billionaires go, he’s not so bad himself; he seems to have everything in his life figured out already, except for two little things: his misbehaving twins Daphne and Tanner.

Tall, a bit plain, definitely not rich, and two stones bigger than what Jason preferred in his female employees, April Saunders is hardly worth anyone’s attention, let alone the great Mr. Halloway’s. It seems her hopes of working in the reputable Halloway Corporations are already crushed before it could even take root.

But when Jason loses the twins in his office and finds them in the arms of April, smiling in contentment, he needed to have a look at this person who just saved his day. And when she looked back at him with her suck-me-in obsidian eyes, he faltered...

He might just let her in his company.

Filled with the right amount of lighthearted jokes, family drama, and steamy love scenes, the pause resister Accidental Babies will have listeners of every age laughing, crying, and experiencing love - the real kind - that comes in all shapes and sizes.

©2019 Typewriter Pub (P)2020 Saiyidah Rahman

Great book

I loved this book. Jason and April connection was incredible. The suspense in a love story is awesome.

Wonderfully romantic!

I really loved Jessie's (narrator's) character voice of Jason Halloway. She's great at creating different character voices that don't all sound the same.

Love a boss/employee story

Good boss-employee to more story...this one includes twin babies and the drama with their mother. Overall a good story.
I accepted a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

New to me narrator and author.

The story was good, but it felt a bit disjointed. I often had to rewind to see if I missed something. This was my first book narrated by Jessie Drum and I really enjoyed her work. I'll also try another by Saiyidah but maybe read it first.

Accidental Babies

First time with both this narrator and author. I enjoyed the work by both of them. The narration was great and the book was good. There was a few times where I thought I missed a part but overall it was fine.

Loved the book and the narrator was brilliant!!

The book was great not too drawn out and kept you guessing. the narrator was absolutely amazing! I have just read certain books because I cannot stand some of the other narrators.

I love this book

This book is fantastic. The story is amazing! The narration could be better, she sounds like a robot. I definately reccomend listening!

Emotional love story

I asked to receive this free review Audible book and wrote this unbiased review. This author is new to me and I found it hard to stop listening to this book. It contains two babies, a loving nanny, suspense, betrayal, and steamy love scenes. Jason is a successful business man who loves his twin babies. April lacks self esteem. I love how we see her develop from a woman that gets along with babies to an extremely loving and protective mama bear. Together these two will work to figure out who is trying to takeover Jason's company. It is quite an elaborate plan.

The narrator gives the characters distinctive voices which brings the story to life. Her voice allows us to experience the characters' emotions. I highly recommend this Audible book.

Hard to Follow

I thought at first, the book was poorly written as it would be in the middle of a scene and then just jump to something else. Then I realized it was just poorly produced and edited. Wish I could exchange it, as this is a total waste of a credit.

not for me

I only got through a quarter of the book. I found the transitions between Scene's poor. I also did not like the characters. I think the story has potential it just needs a closer look.

I don't get home she can forgive him so easily after the things he was doing. ie acting all caveman without ever stating his feelings.

I hope the author continues to grow and develop as a writer.