Single Dad's Virgin

By: Penelope Bloom

Narrated by: William LeRoy, Minnie Atwood

Length: 6 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's Summary

My billionaire boss needs me to do something absolutely crazy.

He wants me to pretend we’re engaged.

But I can’t say no, or he’ll lose his daughter and I’ll lose my job.

Fine then. I’ll wear his stupid ring. I’ll be the perfect fiancée for one month.

There’s only one problem. I don’t want to stop pretending.

Housekeeper for a stunningly handsome, male-model billionaire? Yep, that’s my job and it’s as dreamy as it sounds. I get to live in his ridiculously huge mansion, and all I have to do is take care of his mom and daughter, who are practically family. To top it off, the notoriously bossy Mr. King has been away for business since I started. 

But he came home today. 

Liam King looks like he stepped out of a GQ magazine, and the way he undresses me with his eyes should be illegal. He ignites my body. Every part of it. But It doesn’t matter how tempting he is. I can’t have him.

I can’t risk my job. Even if a guy like him was actually interested in a twenty-two year old virgin like me, I can’t give in. I’ve been in enough relationships to know how they all end: disaster. And if I lose my job, I lose the closest thing to a family I’ve had since my mother passed. 

But a fake engagement doesn't really count as a relationship… Right?

 **This is a full-length, standalone fake marriage romance. No cheating or cliffhangers, and as always, Happily Ever After guaranteed.

©2017 Publishing Bloom LLC (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Hmmmm.

If you want to listen to a story that is true fantasy than this is right up your alley. I wish the author would have really done some research since all of it was not believably at all. From how a billionaire would deal with complex issues legally and so on. How law enforcement works etc. Also how is someone so smart some how so clueless on basic common sense. While this is great for some this just wasn't for me.

The narrators for fine but since I can't stand the story they couldn't save it for me but that is on the author.

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Great book

A little slow in the beginning, but it did grab my interest and I found it to be very enjoyable.

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Great book but not what custody cases are like

I really loved the way this book was written and the couple. If you're like me and most of the time you ignore the inaccuracies of book and movies in relation to real life then please disregard my review. The process of their relationship was a little jumbled with how quickly she became way less conservative all of a sudden and he became less cocky. I was actually glad about how they changed and became more comfortable with each other. However, the story changed gears when they started going into the issues with the custody battle.
I'm legal assistant in Florida (the story happens in Jacksonville, FL) so this is a bit of a rant. I'm no expert but so much of this book frustrated me. They could've done so much to not let the crazy mom threaten them so much. She should've filed for a restraining order (it's also called an injunction) or at least called the cops on the ex-boyfriend at any of the incidents that happened. A police report is evidence and the best way to truly prove something like stalking with concrete evidence. By law they can request financial documents like bills and debts from the mom in a case. They could have called so the mom would be scrutinized as much as they were by the dept. of children and families. They had witnesses to certain events they could've helped. There's no jury trials for custody modifications and children aren't allowed in the court room unless the judge feels there's an absolute need. Not all of what they thought would look bad would actually be detrimental. That being said hitting people never helps a case. I don't work in the county where they lived so maybe the judge's do things slightly different but the Florida's state laws would've protected them better. I just hope people who read books with custody issues don't think they can't be protected or wait for your attorney to fix things without doing things like calling the cops. Also, private investigators work with attorney's so there's that. None of this is a judgement on the writer at all. It's not all common knowledge especially with how over the top tv and movies make things look.
I honestly really loved this book and the romance in the book is so cute and exactly what I needed. It's funny and light and everything nice. Sometimes you just want to read about a couple as sweet as them. No hiding from love and actual mutual respect is amazing to read in a book.

Good story but the female narrator needs work

I like the the story as a whole, but I wanted to dip out every time the Denali narrator talked! She couldn’t do a least a little effort when speaking like the male lead. Also she sounded as thought she had excessive wetness in her mouth that made me want to cringe.

Overall just okay

The narrators were fine. The story was a bit jumpy. And unbelievable for my taste.

By far too unrealistic and just annoying

I started out liking the book but I stated noticing some unrealistic parts like how does a billionaire not have security and do most of the work for an investigation when he has so much money. and how can a woman who is going broke get enough money to get informations to help her get the daughter she doesn't like. And all judges always ask the kids who they want to be with privately why didn't they ask her?

Sexy and cute

Aubrey is loving her job being a care taker of her unknown boss's daughter and mother. But on the day she met Liam, she is head over hills. Liam's ex-wife wants to take his daughter away, so he and Aubrey have to fake their relationship to look good for the lawyers, and things aren't working as they planned. Include the fact that they're starting to fall in love with each other.

The romance aspect of the story is actually quite nice. I like that it's sexy and cute. It came to a point where I just want them to be together already.

The overall story though, fell short for me though. I like the villains in the story but I feel like it's just not impressive as I thought it would be. I thought the story was just okay for me.

Don't get me wring, it's good! I also feel like they breezed through the resolution, and rushed to the ending.

Good Story

I listened to this book with Kindle Unlimited.
I liked the storyline and the character development in this story. I also liked the narration.
In the very beginning of the book, I did a lot of she rolling. Liam King was kind of pervy and that put me off of the book. As I continued reading, I realized that this book could be good and that the book actually had a good plot.

Divorced Millionaire and Single Father..Seeking..

Liam is a billionaire, pressed always to go on extended business trips to fulfill his need to succeed..despite leave his 10 year old daughter..whose mother left her..for money.
Aubrey is 24 and caretaker of Liam’s mother and therefore Sofie (daughter) She’s lost her can’t aeros mother ( who she loved) and is replaced by Roxanne..Liam’s 90 year old wheelchair mother. This is the only place I find odd..the ages of Roxanne and Liam..how old was she when he was born? A stupid thing to focus on but the only thing in the story that bothered me.
Some instant love, stranger mother in wheelchair and daughter Sofie who are entertaining. Aubrey’s best friend, her ex and a fake romance (that really was just an excuse) a fight over custody..ongoing action..no extended angst -love that!..stem but not excess..Loved it and will listen to more Penelope Bloom!
Narration perfect as well..these are two names I will look for in the future!

Liked the story

it was a good story, but some chapters were performed not as well. overall, good