Billionaire Daddies

A Contemporary Romance Box Set

De: Clara Dunn

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Book 1:

I gave him my v-card 10 years ago. Now he’s back and wants to claim me.

Grant Harper stole my v-card and my heart and then crushed it. But that’s in the past now.

Until he rolls back into town and hires me to fix up his new million-dollar house.

He claims he’s ready to settle down…and he wants to do it with me.

But he’s my brother’s best friend and we can’t be together.

Yet that doesn’t stop him from trying to get me back into his bed.

When a storm brings us together, I remember what inspired my crush in the first place.

Soon, we’re in love, in secret.

We can’t keep it hidden for long, though. And our love has a consequence, one my belly can’t hide.

But, he walked out of my life once. How can I trust that he won’t do it again?

Book 2:

I thought I was done with men, until I met my dad’s best friend.

After getting left at the altar, I want a home that’s all my own.

A place where I can go to pick up the pieces.

My grandma’s old house is perfect . . . or at least, it will be once I renovate it.

Luckily, my dad’s best friend Austin is the best foreman in town.

He’s filthy rich and gorgeous - tall, broad shoulders and kind brown eyes that draw me in.

He’s also twice my age.

But when we finally kiss, I find out just how good forbidden tastes.

We’re no longer able to keep our hands off each other.

And two pink lines show that it’s more than just our lives at stake.

Now I have to tell my dad that I’m in love with his best friend.

And he’s going to die when he finds out he’s going to be a grandpa.

Book 3:

He’s a book-loving billionaire business owner. But is he ready to add “baby daddy” to the list??

I’ve been doing a great job of forgetting about my crush on Dalton Moore.

But when he hires me to help him start a small-town bookstore, I can’t avoid him. Or thoughts of the one hot night we shared.

And when he becomes not just my boss, but my landlord and fake fiancé, too?

All that proximity leads to one thing: sparks. Lots of them.

Giving into them means crossing lines left and right, but you know what they say about forbidden fruit.

It tastes so sweet.

Until two big blue ones show up one morning, spelling trouble.

Because Dalton doesn’t want kids. He doesn’t want to settle down.

And I do.

Can I convince him to rewrite his idea of a happy ending? Or will I have to walk away and start my own story instead?