Let's Play Pretend

A Fake Relationship Anti-Hero Age-Gap Romance

De: Dani Wyatt

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

It’s my first leading role and my co-star’s name is Daddy.

I’ve dreamed of being an actress since I was a little girl, but I haven’t landed a single part that would help pay the bills.

So, my gambling-addict father sells me to high-roller Dietrich Belotti to act as his daughter for the weekend. But when my pretend daddy with the sexy, salt and pepper hair hits me with those ice blue eyes and calls me baby? I ignore the red flags flying over his head and dive headfirst into my starring role.

When we are forced to share a room for the night, Dietrich wants to play pretend in a lot of other ways. I nail my loving, obedient daughter character and my new Daddy quickly becomes hell-bent on claiming me as his own.

I become his most valuable asset, but with a billion dollars on the line, things get dicey fast. Especially when he disappears and the little stick I just peed on comes up with two pink lines.

Author’s Note: This standalone treat has Vegas-level heat with a rich, damaged anti-hero with zero morals but very well-made suits. He has bad intentions for this fake relationship but, in the end, he’s a cream puff for his one and only. Safe, no cheating ever, with an over-the-top obsessed hero and a happily ever after in a little white chapel.


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Daddy and “daughter” instalove story

I liked this story for the most part but it also made me feel kind of squicky. The daddy and daughter pseudo incest thing was a little over the top. It was entertaining when I wasn’t yelling at the characters for doing stupid things.

While I love duet narration, the virtual voice thing really kills it. The leemo driving down the road instead of limo did have me cracking up though for probably a good 5 minutes.

I’m not sure if I can recommend this book audio or not since I’m not sure if it’s one I will go back to again. But maybe it will be something that you enjoy so maybe give it a shot.