By the Letter

A Mile High Billionaires Standalone

De: Julia Wolf

Narrado por: Avery Reid, James Cassidy

I wanted one thing just for me: a hot night with an anonymous masked man. And oh, did I get it.

A shy, reserved woman like me, wearing a gold mask and spending the night with a stranger from a fantasy fulfillment app? Yep, I did that. And it was the perfect escape from the pressure of trying to save my failing company.

Then, Roman Wells—ex-rugby star and new investor in my struggling business—walks into my office. Everyone else loves him: his easy laugh, rugged good looks, and confident charm, but I can barely meet his eyes without turning into a blushing mess.

From our first painfully awkward encounter, things only get worse, with misunderstanding after misunderstanding, until he blindsides me with a ruthless business move that leaves me reeling.

But that's nothing compared to the positive pregnancy test in my hands. That fantasy night becomes all too real when I find out Roman is my masked man—and the father of my baby.

Roman is determined to be part of this baby's life—and mine. He won't back down easily. He wants to make things right, but after the underhanded move he pulled, trusting him isn't so simple.

He might be winning over my picky cat, personally delivering breakfast to me every morning, and leaving me really cute notes, but how can I believe the man who betrayed me in business will take care of my heart?

©2025 Julia Wolf (P)2025 Podium Audio

Slow-Burn Redemption and Real Emotion

Audiobook Review--By The Letter by Julia Wolf
Dual Narration by Avery Reid and James Cassidy

4.5 ⭐

“I never imagined a handful of letters would matter more than a thousand spoken words.”

Tropes:
Accidental/Surprise Pregnancy
Enemies to Lovers / Misunderstandings
Opposites Attract
Healing through love and words
Found Family

Shira’s story is moving; her quiet nature is both a result of surviving abuse and her way of protecting herself, something that Avery Reid narrates with such empathy and authenticity. The subtle shifts in Shira’s vocal tone brought her inner world to life—her pain, her strength, and the way she slowly starts to trust again.

Roman frustrated me at first, as I watched him treat Shira just like the men from her past—quick to judge and slow to understand—but James Cassidy as Roman absolutely sold the character’s growth. His remorse and determination to make things right, especially after their letters and their unexpected connection are revealed (and with a baby on the way!), felt raw and real. His groveling arc is theater for the ears—this is one of the best “hero needs to make amends” stories I’ve listened to in romance.

The slow burn between Shira and Roman is so believable; watching them fall in love felt earned and utterly magical. I can’t wait for Bea’s story, hopefully with the mysterious billionaire teased in the background! If heartfelt audio performances and second-chance, realistic love stories are your thing, do not miss this audiobook