Stepbrother Billionaire

By: Colleen Masters

Narrated by: Eli Walker

I've hated him since middle school.

The effortlessly popular lacrosse superstar--beautiful, blue-eyed nightmare Emerson Sawyer. Funny thing is he didn't even know I existed until our senior year, when his mom started hooking up with my dad. Now he torments me in the hallways, calling me "sis" whenever he gets the chance, relishing in the fact that I can't hide my blushing whenever he's around. Even though I can't stand him, my body betrays me--and he loves it.

Emerson and his mom just moved in with us, and as if crushing on him weren't weird enough, now our bedrooms share a wall. The sexual tension keeps building between us, but I know nothing can ever happen...especially now that our parents are engaged. I try to tell myself that I hate him, that he's wrong for me, that we'll never be together....

So why did I agree to play Seven Minutes in Heaven at his girlfriend's high-school party? And why does Emerson suddenly have my panties in his hands?

Stepbrother Billionaire is a standalone audiobook. It contains adult themes, harsh language, and graphic sexual content.

©2014 Hearts Collective (P)2015 Katrina Pallop

Risky and exciting

This sad but good love story draws you into the drama themselves leads you to the peak. The narration was good.

Not for audio

I enjoyed the story but it was hard with the audio. Not sure if it was an at home job but it was very choppy recording and you could even hear breathing into the Mic at the end. Made it hard to enjoy the story at times. Narrators voice was fine it was the equipment. IMO

Agh my ears

Mispronounced words and overall tone. It was difficult to listen to with such a young sounding speaker.

Horrible!

Any additional comments?

Seriously this is how I felt after listening to a horrible audiobook- the editing sucked,the narrator talked like 100 miles an hour, and lets just say, the cover of this book is nothing like the book?.. Most of the book he was 18 years old, no 18 year looks like that. Emerson was a Stepbrother for like 2 seconds.. okay so really not a valid name for a book- and billionaire?! Not even close.

Not mad at it

The story wasn't bad, I did want to see more develop in the second half... The narrator never changed voices or cadence for the characters when they grew up so they always sounded like teenaged. Didn't care for that.