Marry Me Again

A Billionaire Second Chance Romance

By: Nicole Snow

Narrated by: Charles Constant, Shirl Rae

Length: 8 hrs and 19 mins

Publisher's summary

Kara: Once, when I was young and stupid, I had that boy. The charmer, the Adonis, the one who torched every woman's panties in our small town. He was my brother's best friend, practically part of the family. When he proposed, he promised me forever. Then the bastard disappeared without a word.

It's taken five years to get over Ryan. I drowned myself crying a thousand times over. I moved on.

I'm finally remembering what it's like to smile, when guess who shows up? Everything about him is different. For one, he's become a freakin' billionaire. He walks like he's Mr. Tall, Dark, and Alpha incarnate. I know there's no justice in the world, because his body matches his huge ego.

Worse, he wants me to play Cinderella again. I can't. I won't. I don't believe in second chances. I'll never forget what he did.

Ryan: I did a terrible thing. No, I'm not talking about the filthy secret that wrecked everything.

Leaving Kara killed me. I didn't have a choice. No amount of money, success, or bedding any woman I want whenever I flash my patented smirk makes up for losing her.

She was the one. Hell, she still is.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 Nicole Snow (P)2017 Tantor

Second Chance at Love

Unfortunate things happen to good people at the worst possible times and it’s what you do with it that says who you are to overcome it all. Making a future with the one you love even if it takes you five years but they do get a HEA. You get an 18 month glimpse into their future. It’s a little unrealistic but hey you’re in a book world to escape. No cheating or angst.

Loved loved and really loved this book can't to read more from this author will read it again the near future

lacking creativity

the story was good but failed to hold my interest. Nothing out of the ordinary and most of it was a tad unbelievable. Charles Constant and Shirl Rae did their voices well but the voice that Charles used for Reggie and others was just terrible! Reggie sounded like a dying 90 yr old man. He was supposed to be a wealthy, vivacious male in his late 20's -30. that ruined much of the story for me as well!

Just a good story

This was just a good story. Nicole Snow writes good stories, but I find her female lead characters lacking intelligence. Cara was not smart in many parts of the story. I found myself short tempered with her thoughts and actions at different parts of the story. I loved the narrators. Excellent jobs in creating the emotions with their voices.

Swoon

The story is very alluring and keeps the reader drawn into the plot... The ending is goal worthy romance... The performer is a very strong reader and has a smooth voice... I would recommend a male reader with this performer for male parts or for the reader to adjust her voice for male areas...

Bounced around a bit.

The plot is very good, although it could have been done better. It seemed to leave out pieces, or bounce around, but was still enjoyable. Not one I’d highly recommend, so add if you can catch it on sale.

Characters are silly, dialogue is overdone

The title really says it all. The way the characters think and talk to each other is sometimes ridiculous and the characters have their priorities so warped. Not an enjoyable listen.

Meh

The story is....OK. Some of it reads like a high school student wrote it and the sex scenes have some truly awful comments. Not awful as in *Gasp!* "How dare they print that! but along the lines of *Eyeroll* I can't believe someone thought that was good. The voice actors don't help, either. The female sounds like she is reading, not acting, half the time and the male actor sounds creepy. He would make a great villain but does not make a great 'good guy'. The entire thing needs a good revamp.

fuck kara

the lead female kara is a stupid weak bitch. I hate her ass she didn't deserve the guy. her family is fucking stupid to

Not the N.S. I’m used to.

I love Nicole Snow but this was a bit too unrealistic. Ryan’s arrogance made me sick. True Cara was on a whole other level of naive but just no. There was nothing about this that kept my interest except for wanting to know what really happened in that shop but I couldn’t even get that far.