One Bride for Five Mountain Men

A Reverse Harem Romance

By: Jess Bentley

Narrated by: Marina Jean Laran, Harvey Nolan

Five rugged mountain men, and they all want me.

I've been trying to get over one man. I didn't think I'd get under five.

Little did I know that these men were much more than recluses.

And each one is more gorgeous than the last.

Plus, they're willing to share.

I don't care what people think, because I have what I want.

Finally.

The twins are identical in every way....

Their brother is dominant.

The eldest is strong with a secret soft heart, while the youngest is very giving exactly where it counts.

And I know I can handle them all.

But when I find out their billion-dollar secret, I want to bring life back to them.

And them back to life!

Until I find out, that I'm pregnant...and the sonogram shows two babies....

This is a steamy standalone 46,000 word novel with a HEA, and no cheating!

©2018 Jess Bentley (P)2020 Jess Bentley

Could have been better

The story felt rushed. The author didn't take the time to truly develop her characters nor their relationships to one another. There isn't an excessive amount of drama and angst and that, at least, was perfect and preferable for me. There is an HEA, sort of, but there are many details to really feel it.

just ok.

just okay. just so-so. not the best reverse harem story. just average all the way around.

Good story

The female voice is a little too over the top. The male voice was not too bad. It may have been better to just read the story not listen.

Short

3⭐️3.5🌶 This book was too short. seemed like it was a quick money grab instead of a detailed book. Five hours isn't enough to get me deeply involved with the many characters. I needed more.

a little weak on logic

I originally bought the ebook years ago, but recently got the audio on sale.
Possible Spoilers:
Yeah, there is a lot of partial character development. Too many odd characters doing odd things that make you wonder where the author was going with her writing. The sex sounded like the author was writing from her belief in the made up magazine articles she was reading, not from any kind of personal experience. Ex: Nance & the whole Carruthers reintro party; portraying Lola like ms sex in the city, then like a trusting boob with Nance.
So, many things that don’t compute, but I still enjoyed the story enough that it sorta stuck with me. Who knew?
The narration was ok.