Bad & Bossy

Boulder Billionaires, Book 4

De: Mia Mara

Narrado por: Savannah Rivers, Xander Marceaux

It was a bad idea from the start. A wild night with a bad boy in a suit. And now, a bun in the oven to prove it.

The green-eyed swoonboat took me to heaven and hell—all in the same night. Now, I'm a struggling single mom with new curves and a new job.

I never thought I'd see him again. Until today…

My heart races. The smirk on his lips reminds me of that night when he kissed me all over. I anxiously try to stay out of sight. But I can't avoid my new boss forever.

"Mr. Pearson wants to see you in his office now."

Every nerve in my body is on edge as I stand before him. And then he brings his face inches from mine. "I need you to stay late, Dana. And I won't let you go this time."

But one thundering question haunts me: How do I avoid telling him I have to get home—to his baby boy?

This is Cole and Dana's story in the swoon-worthy Boulder Billionaires series. It is book four but can be enjoyed as a standalone. Find out how this redeemable bad boy turns into a cinnamon roll for his baby momma. This book delicately touches on themes of alcoholism (handled gently and without violence). But don't worry, a heartwarming happily-ever-after is guaranteed!

©2024 Mia Mara (P)2025 Podium Audio

Not my favorite

OK so this one is really hard to listen to. The mmc is a recovery alcoholic who owns a bar and we’re going on his journey of just now getting sober to be a dad. The fmc’s mom was an alcoholic as well and so the fmc has ptsd from that and isn’t sure she wants the mmc in her son’s life. Not really what I was looking for in a romance. This is more of a Women’s Fiction than a romance. Less falling in love here and more occasional sex. Definitely not a lighthearted romance. I considered returning it because it’s really not what I wanted to hear, but I stuck it out. It was rough all the way through. I did skip ahead many times. (This book isn’t really an HEA, bc that’s the reality of alcoholism. If that’s a spoiler I’m sorry, but here we are.) This is a long, serious, deep listen that is very well done. The narrators are excellent and they deserve a mention!