Crowne of Lies

The Crowne Brothers

De: CD Reiss

Narrado por: Maxine Mitchell, Joe Arden

Logan Crowne needs one year from Ella.

Twelve months living in his house, holding his hand, wearing his ring on her finger, and in exchange, she’ll get her father’s company in the divorce settlement.

They have one year to convince his skeptical parents that they’re happily in love, and he’s settled enough to run Crowne Industries.

Ella wants the company badly enough to live with a man who will never love her. She’ll sleep in his room and kiss him for show.

Her heart may melt whenever he’s around, and his touch may ignite a fire inside her, but surrender will break her heart.

She’s sure she can last a year without giving him her body.

She’s wrong.

©2020 CD Reiss (P)2024 Flip City Media

Better than the first!

I started this book and kind of felt like I was missing something so I went back and listened to Iron Crowne, then things and people made a little bit more sense. Overall I really enjoyed this book, probably more than the first one. I just really liked Logan and Ella’s chemistry.

Sooooo good!!🔥

This story/ book was so 🔥! Didn't want to stop listening. Worth the credit! 💞

Second book is another hit!

I really enjoyed Ella and Logan’s story as they struggled through a bevel of lies to find the actual truth together. Totally love the Crowne Patriarch & Matriarch of this family. Moving on to the next book cuz this series is super good.

Such a good hot listen! 🔥

A marriage of convenience between opposites growing into so much more! I love Maxine and Joe narrating together ❤❤

I love the Crowne’s!

Book 2 is just as good as book 1!! In this we meet Ella, an artist who works in the design house created by her father and now run by her step mother after his death…. She’s not happy and wants ownership of the company…. Logan’s father relieves him of his company until he finds a wife, which is something he always wanted but on his timeline..

This makes for a very interesting story…. Will Logan get his head out of the business long enough to realize what’s he truly wants? The finding out is so much fun!!!

Joe Arden…. I don’t have to say more! He’s a favorite for me and Maxine Mitchell is quickly a favorite for me as well! Loved the narration!

I’m loving this series!

Logan and Ella’s story starts as a marriage of convenience and though they make a one year commitment to each other it was obvious to me that the Rich Guy, Poor Girl scenario wouldn’t go as planned. I knew there was more to Logan than the workaholic loner and Ella was meant for bigger things than working for the stepmother she despises. I liked both characters because Ella is stronger than she gives herself credit for and Logan goes after what he thinks he wants with dogged determination. I also enjoyed learning more about the Crowne family patriarchs just as much as I continue to love the nuanced writing of CD Reiss. She always writes with the goal of exposing the strengths and weaknesses of her characters so she can examine what really motivates them. I’m loving this series!

Perfection

Logan and Ella are perfection made on a book! The connection hard to understand but impossible to ignored and the passionate and hot scorching passion that they share is grandiose! Love the love story and the narrators 👌🏼👌🏼❤️❤️❤️

great book

I love this book. I was my first time listening to this author and she did not disappoint. the narrators were perfect. Maxine Mitchell and Joe Arden did a great job.

Fake marriage

Maxine Mitchell and Joe Arden give a perfect performance of another fantastic CD Reiss book. Perfect amount of emotions, a little bit of “what will happen next” and a whole lot of spice. You will fall in love with Ella and Logan’s story. CD has a fantastic, creative mind.

Not what I expected

I am a huge fan of CD Reiss so my expectations were pretty high. I know she’s not a rom com author but maybe that is what I needed. This was a marriage of convenience but I felt like it was a little too slow and the characters, though well developed, were not particularly relatable. Her writing style is always smart and well thought out but I just wasn’t in the right frame of mind for this type of story. Joe Arden and Maxine Mitchell were outstanding as usual and made it enjoyable in spite of the storyline.