The Unwanted Bride

An Arranged Marriage Romance (The Lasker Brothers)

De: Nadia Lee

Narrado por: Robert Hatchet, Emma Wilder

He got a fake fiancée to avoid an arranged marriage...except she turns out to be his arranged wife after all.

Ambitious, driven and independent, billionaire Huxley Lasker refuses to marry the vapid bride his family has chosen to further their legal dynasty. Instead, he asks Grace Lain, a hot one-night stand from a few weeks earlier, to be his fake fiancée.

But Grace turns out to be the arranged wife—and their one-night stand has left her pregnant.

The Unwanted Bride is a standalone romance with all the feels and a happy ending!

©2024 Hyun J Kyung (P)2024 Hyun J Kyung

All the feels

This is my favorite book of the lasker brothers it has all the feels and loved it.

Great Book

I loved this book. It is one of my favorite Lasker brother story lines. Loved the whole Lasker series actually.

Huxley is all man

While I went into this knowing the Lasker brothers were possesive asf, I didnt expect for Huxley to be so powerful and raw when it came to his decisions and way of caring for Grace.

Funny, Sexy, Heartwarming

The story was funny, made me laugh out loud but its was sexy and heartwarming

Yay Lasker Men

It was so good to hear this story
Love those Laskers and the narrative was great.
Great writing

Nadia, thank you for this story it melted my heart

Grace wasn't treated well by her Dad and his
wife, daughter and son. Grace and her Mom
had a struggle being with out Money. Her Mom
was sick. Grace meets Huxley, they are
together one night. Huxley and his family
are good people. Get your tissues out.
Great job narrating by Robert Hatchet
and Emma Wilder.

✨ A VERY ENJOYABLE LISTEN ✨

Thank you Nadia for this very addictive story. The characters hooked me in from the start with their chance encounters.. their family frustrations and fractures.. their chemistry and banter.. their arranged marriage that wasn’t supposed to go anywhere.. and the troublesome times they faced. A very enjoyable fake-to-forever that’s full of entertaining fireworks and feels as sweet Grace and Billionaire Huxley’s relationship warms walls come down, trust is given, family secrets spill, two pink lines appear and love blossoms. It’s fiction folks so don’t expect realism.. however, like any good tv soap, it sucks you in and I was so there for all the drama. Robert and Emma were perfect at bringing the cast, the twists and turns, the possessiveness and jealousy, the evilness in some secondary characters, the heart and heat and the full spectrum of feels to life.

Worth a credit? Yup.

Storyline was Great!

I love that this book did not drag out but every aspect was to the point with clear transitions. I love the roles each played in the story coming together. Family is important!

An absolute phenomenal book!!

I truly loved this story from page one to the final chapter. Sexy and heart wrenching, with twists and turns that will have you gasping and begging for more. The story was amazing in that it hit so many of my emotions, loss, grief, love, anger, happiness but it didn't feel like a roller coaster, each paged flowed seamlessly to bring this story together for me with an ending that left me smiling. The Lasker family loves each other more than anything and have each other's backs no matter how difficult the situation is…and I couldn't love them anymore than I already do. After reading all 7 books in the Lasker brothers series, Huxley is officially my FAVORITE!! I can't even begin to explain what this story did to me, the emotions it evoked from me and when I say this is a book that needs to be read.....YOU NEED TO READ THIS BOOK!!!

Maxine Mitchell & Sebastian York do an amazing job portraying the characters, bringing them to life and humanizing them with their emotions, attitude and personality. They do more than giving their characters their voices, they fall into the roles and become the character.

Great read

I always like her stories about bad guys getting their Karmic revenge, yeah that girls family was trash, that’s what trash looks like