The PlayLion Billionaire

A Paranormal Billionaire Romance

De: Maria Amor, Simply Shifters

Narrado por: Savannah Ridge

A SimplyShifters.com original production

Werelion Robert Lowe has it all. He is alpha of his pride, CEO of a billion dollar company, and incredibly good looking, too. He has conquered both the animal world and the business world, and he is loving every minute of it.

He loves easy women, late night parties, and the one-night stands that inevitably come along with them. However, he knows that one day he will have to give up his playlion lifestyle and settle down with a mate. His pride demands it.

He had no idea that day would end up being so soon....

When Robert attempted to seduce Olivia Price, he was expecting another easy lay, but he was taken aback by how different she was from other women. For the first time ever, Robert thinks he may have finally found a woman who could tame his playlion ways.

Has the lion finally met his lioness? If only it were that simple....

This is a must-hear romance for anyone who loves billionaire romances with a paranormal twist. Expect action, adventure, and hot mating alongside sweet romance in a book you will not stop listening to until you reach the final word!

Disclaimer: Contains scenes of a sexual nature 18+

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Narrator has grammar issues

The narrator's different voices are good; however, I did have to rewind 15-seconds at least a dozen times because she wasn't pronouncing words correctly, and I had to figure out what she was saying through the context of the sentence. Some examples: she would say "were" instead of it pronounced like "ware" for were-lion. The alpha lion's mom was referred to as the "dowager" which she pronounced as "do-wager", instead of "commiserating", she said "concermating" - Were there mistakes every 2-minutes? No. But on average there were enough for me to notice, rewind, and comment on it.

PlayLion Billionaire

I felt that the storyline was okay enough. However, the narrator made it excruciating to finish. Might be the worst narration I’ve ever heard. That’s sad, because the story was what kept me listening. The author and the audience were definitely let down by this performance. So disappointing.