The Wrong Billionaire's Bed: Billionaire Boys Club, Book 3

I like the flow of the story. The characters were interesting. The men were all friends and they only want the best for each other.

Reese Durham was sly and funny. He played his part well waiting for the woman he wanted.

I enjoyed Reese the most. He was playful.

Yes, though I listened to it time permitting over a week. It was a fun beach read book.

Loved this book. Reece comes across as a jerk and a playboy, which he is. However he turns into a pretty great guy once the right girl comes along. The things that he makes Audrey do to get her into his arms are very entertaining. His whole world shifts when he realizes that the one thing he wants, he can't have because she is in love with someone else.

The story is well written and the characters are well developed. The heartache that they each go through is felt through the words that the author wrote. I look forward to reading additional books in the series.

I truly think that the Audio version is better.

Her boss's best friend. He truly was a charmer.

funny stitutations

The hot tub scene.

This is a cute cute love story.

Reese! Is WHO I loved best about this book!!! I think he may be my favorite. And I don't know why!!!

Reese!

Pick One Favorite Scene?!? Really?!?! Hmmm I just can't. It took everything to make this book so good. I can't pick one Sorry

I felt so badly for Audry when Cade found them skinny dipping.
My heart broke when Audry had to be so stern with her sister.
I love how good of a friend Cade is.

I am looking forward to meeting more of these men!!!

I enjoy her books. The general story line of a relationship developing when no one else would expect it to develop in those situations in the real world.

Another winner in the billionaire series. The hard working girl with a famous, drug addict twin sister, fall for the play boy billionaire. They take the game of dares and bets to sexual level.

I did not enjoy the Wrong Billionaire's Bed, mostly because I found Reece too arrogant, self absorbed and immature to be interesting. When Reece was willing to seduce a woman he didn't even like to make even more money, I was totally disgusted. I didn't care that the woman was a shallow bimbo, it was still a slimey move.

Audrey wasn't all that interesting either. While she was a loyal sister to drug-addicted Daphne, Audrey's need to control everything got on my nerves. When Audrey kept throwing herself at Cade, who was obviously in love with Daphne, I just cringed.

I also didn't buy into Reece's sudden "bad boy turned good man due to real love". If Reece had possesed morals, integrity and compassion, those traits would have been evident years ago. While Reece wasn't evil or violent, and possibly a good friend, he wasn't my idea of a romantic hero.

The narractor's voice, while pleasant and distinct, sounded extremely young for the age of the characters.

The narrator did a great job I love the attitude that she pretrade with Reese you could really hear the characters come alive. I really like how the H helped the h to get to know herself let down her hair. Their chemistry was great and made it fun to listen. The love scenes were hot and steamy. I gave the story of four over all because even though it was an easy listen great and I enjoyed it I found it to be a little bit predictable. Predictability doesn't generally ruin a book especially if you've got great characters in it like this book does. This is the first book I've read from this author or listened to from this author and it is a great series if the rest of the books are like this so I think I'll be looking into getting more from her.

Finally a book that has a ending that's a lot like real life. I really enjoyed this book and I love the boys secret society. HOT!

I did not think I was going to be able to finish this book as the dialogue seemed so stilted and uninteresting, the characters just the usual types, and the language so often embarrassingly ungrammatical ("have brang"?) But the story of the love affair between two people who seem least likely to come together develops slowly into a really interesting relationship. Audrey Petty is "Miss Perfect" who is in love with Cade Archer, and a twin to her messed-up rock star sister Daphne. When Cade and Audrey attempt to help Daphne detox at his home in the woods, playboy Reese Durham ends up staying as an uninvited guest. The chemistry between him and Audrey develops as he teases her into increasingly daring escapades, using his knowledge of her crush on Cade as blackmail. By the end of the story I was glad I had stayed with it.