The Wrong Bachelor

By: Alexandra Moody

Narrated by: Stephanie Rose, Brandon Utah

Length: 8 hrs and 18 mins

Publisher's summary

Bachelor: A desirable potential boyfriend. AKA not Cole Kingston.

Seventeen-year-old Madison (Madi) Matthews wants nothing to do with the dating competition her school is holding to raise money for charity. She's never been interested in chasing a guy before, and she certainly isn't interested in competing for one in front of the whole school.

But, when Madi is voted as one of the 10 "lucky" contestants, she's given no choice but to vie for the heart of Lincoln High's most eligible bachelor. The problem is, they've chosen the wrong guy.

Cole Kingston might be good looking, great with a football, and practically the king of Lincoln High, but he's also cocky, arrogant, a serial flirt, and Madi's sworn enemy.

Will she be able to resist him, though, when the competition heats up and he turns his charms on her?

©2018 Alexandra Moody (P)2018 Tantor

I like it

I like the narrator I liked the characters. I didn't like how angus's accent change from one narrator to the other. But that was a small thing sweet story. spoiler, I was annoyed that Maddie would believe that Cole would sleep with Lori. I'm sure she would easily believe that Lori set the whole thing up.

So cute!

One of the best lighthearted YA books I’ve listened to/read in a while. Highly recommend to anyone who’s a fan of the Bachelor, the Selection or Kasey West. My only negative is that the female and male readers approach to characters voices didn’t quite match, but the story fun enough that I could overlook it.

So cute!

Such a cute, light story with a sweet ending. Kind I’d predictable but I enjoyed it all the same. And the narrators were both great.

the girl was quite dimwitted

I liked the story to a point, then it became absurd. the main guy Cole repeatedly made it apparent he was in love or at thre very least interested in the MC, but she spent the whole story wondering if he liked her. ba-duh. she was even told that he didn't cheat on her by several people, but she still didn't think she could trust him. my goodness what does he need to do? Also the dating game thing was so silly. what teenager (even for charity) keeps doing something they don't want to? Angus sounded more like a boardroom exec with actual 'real authority' than a teenage school president. I didn't hate the story, Just parts were annoying in theyre redundancy or not quite fitting the age of the character. I do really like the 'reader's' they do a nice job of the character voices, and were both very clear, with nice annunciation.

Utterly sweet YA romance

A little unrealistic in the scenario (having a Bachelor-style competition in a high school sounds like a legal nightmare, but that might just be the inner teacher talking.) This story is so sweet and so fun, and it's utterly delightful watching two perfect-for-each-other characters come together. Full of my favorite tropes and other sweet goodness. Well worth the read!

Sweet romance

This was hard to put down! It was a super sweet young love read, I highly recommend it!

A true love like no other

A great true romantic story about a amazing relationship so much Love this story makes fantastic memories and wonderful wishes about true Love

Sweet YA Romance

A totally sweet high school romance with a HS dating game, mean girl antics and a charming football player and the girl he’s always loved. Cute.

Wonderful Story... 100% Romantic

I'm in love with the Story, very unique plot, good narrator... very unique and funny literally I'm LOL 😂.. each Character is unique and cute. Highly recommend 💖💖💖

Enjoyed it, but two flaws

The male narrator didn't fit the role. To be kind, he sounded like a doofus, and his female voices were just ... Parodies. By contrast, the female narrator was great. And the contrast make 'Utah' even more discordant. The end got a little ridiculous, as these books sometimes do, in the oh-just-one-simple-conversation-will-clear-everything-up way. Still, liked it quite a bit.