Accidental Vegas Daddy

An Enemies to Lovers Best Friend's Brother Romance

De: Ruby Emhart

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

I accidentally married my best friend’s brother in Vegas.

Now I’m pregnant.

“Three million dollars. Going once, twice. SOLD!”

“To the tall gentleman in the back.”

A bachelorette auction, a blurry night in the city of Sin.

Wickedly hot stranger in my bed and,

A huge rock on my finger. WTF! I’m married?

Shocked, I fled the city with my dirty little secret.

A week later...

My BFF invited me to her welcome home party.

In walks Mason Russell, a certified playboy billionaire.

Turns out, he’s not only my Vegas husband, but my best friend’s brother.

The plan was to end the facade but,

His seductive green eyes and bulging biceps have me melting into his arms.

He’s a bachelor that can’t be tamed, but

What will happen when I tell him he’s going to be a daddy?

The voice of the book

The voice does not go with the story but other than that it is good book

Love story at its best

Love every part of the book . The sister worked my nerves but eventually came around

Good

It’s a good book. Wouldn’t listening to it again. Probably one of the best AI voices. A little far-fetched, marrying her best friend brother while visiting Vegas (I believe they are from Boston). Having her your best friend for 6 years and never seen a picture of her brother. Or her talking about him - hard to believe.

Story was great

The story was amazing but it’s very hard to listen to the AI voice for all characters. Writing was phenomenal

Mason and Kenzie

I absolutely enjoyed this book!! Kept my interest with some lol moments. Very nicely developed. I recommend this!

just sex could have been a story

this is about 15xs of raunchy sex and a story that could have been written a lot better. it could have been saved if the main characters weren't always having sex.

I really tried

I wouldve given 1 star but felt bad this crappie story act like children sister annoying and MFC is weak is heck the MMc is a dick just glad it was short story

Narration distracted from the story

While a bit predictable as is often customary and acceptable for this type of book, the story was a bit too drawn out. A significant issue, however, lay in the audio performance. The narration, though not mechanical, was mismatched in pacing and occasionally struggled with pronunciation, which became a considerable distraction. Instead of enhancing the listening experience, it made it challenging to listen, hindering the connection to both the story and its characters.