The Billionaire's Favorite Mistake

Billionaires and Bridesmaids, Book 4

De: Jessica Clare

Narrado por: Jillian Macie

Greer has always been there for Asher, but she wishes that she could break through her shyness and show how much she truly loves him. But after a steamy, mindless fling at Hunter and Gretchen's engagement party, Greer finds herself tossed aside and forced to admit that you can't love someone who doesn't acknowledge you exist.

It's a shame that he got her pregnant.

After his fiancée betrayed him and tanked his business in one fell swoop, Asher has spent his time trying to rebuild his wealth and forget the past. But he doesn't understand why Greer blew him off after their night together - until he catches a glimpse of her belly.

Now Asher is willing to do whatever it takes to convince Greer that she belongs with him. And he's very skilled at the art of persuasion.

©2016 Jessica Clare (P)2016 Tantor

Love

Can never get enough of this writer. Love all the series this writer has. Please keep writing. Love all the characters

Love to Hate to Love

Yet another win for Jessica Clare. In this latest billionaire book, we have a pregnant heroine, which I have to confess is one of my romantic weaknesses. But the initial baby making was... let's say not good ... and the horrible, drunk fumble ruined a longstanding friendship. What worked so well about this book was that Asher really wanted his friend back, even before he learned about the pregnancy, although of course she wasn't entirely convinced by that. I did want to strangle Greer here and there throughout the book as I thought she was being a bit harsh. And it's hard to sympathize with a woman actively trying to cut the baby daddy out of the baby's life...Greer's backstory helped me understand why she wanted to do this but I still couldn't help but think that this Asher had been a really good friend and she'd completely lost sight of all that. Of course, she comes around.

Great Series to listen to

I really love the Billionaire series. I think they are wonderfully narrated and I'll be looking for more.

Male voice

Love the book but the male voice sound like a witch. It almost took away the feel of the book.

(Spoiler alert) The heroine was a annoying.

First she loves him and goes to seduce him, he's drunk off his butt and people Warned her he was in a mood, she went to him anyways. Knew he was drunk and followed him out side. She didn't stop him or tell him no. He didn't rape her! She was willing and was only upset once she realized he finished before she got any enjoyment. Did she really think as drunk as he was he'd get a condom?! Now she's mad and just like that doesn't love him anymore. And he didn't even remember the next day until someone told him!

Now..

He keeps kissing her butt. It's like I want him to tell her enough! stop with the guilt trips over that one time he was drunk and he can't remember. She was the sober one and should have known better. I want him to Yell at her for ending their friendship like it was nothing, not tell him about Their baby, asking him to give up parental rights! All because her first sexual experience was bad.

Im still hoping he will finely man up and tell her off!

Main character a little whiney and unrealistic

Story moves along nicely . If you hate characters who make up unrealistic problems because their lives are too perfect, you won't like this book

gender reveal

lost a star for not telling us what the baby was. I know it didnt matter because the sex didnt make a point but us readers (me) wanted to know.
and no conclusion on the dad and the other two or the triplets. seems like somethings missing

Worst Book!!!

Save your money and your time. This book is poorly written and nonsensical! Honestly, the worst book I've ever downloaded.

irritated!

This woman was manipulated from the very beginning. At what point do you stand up and say I'm a professional and this is asinine. I can't even finish this book I'm so annoyed .I just don't understand.

Completely unrealistic

I'm okay with stories that take some artistic liberties, but this entire plot was so far fetched.