The Wrong Billionaire's Bed

Billionaire Boys Club, Book 3

By: Jessica Clare

Narrated by: Jillian Macie

Length: 8 hrs and 14 mins

Publisher's Summary

Audrey Petty's always been the responsible one. The good twin. Successful, dependable, and trustworthy - that's Audrey. She'd be the perfect girlfriend for her childhood crush, billionaire Cade Archer...except that she's pretty sure she's not even on his radar. But when fate (and her chaotic twin) come together, Audrey finds out that she'll be spending the next month with Cade at his remote cabin retreat. It's a dream come true... Until she meets her worst nightmare.

Billionaire playboy Reese Durham is used to seducing women to get what he wants. But when stiff, too-proper Audrey bursts into the private mountain lodge and scares his companion out the door, it's time for a little revenge. It's clear that Audrey's in love with his buddy, Cade...and it's clear to Reese that blackmailing Audrey with this information can get her to agree to just about anything. Like furtive kisses in the dark, or a secret rendezvous in the woods. Audrey may think she knows what she wants, but Reese is determined to show her what she needs. And as Reese discovers the volatile minx behind the buttoned-up exterior, he starts to think maybe she's just what he needs, too.

©2013 Jessica Clare (P)2014 Tantor

Critic Reviews

"The Wrong Billionaire's Bed is a fun, delightful, sexy read that will make you hungering for more." ( The Romance Reviews)

THEY JUST KEEP GETTING BETTER

Six Billionaires who form a secret society when younger are slowly being picked off and brought to their knees by love and in this book it's the handsome, sexy, charismatic, playful playboy Reese that fails to duck when cupid's arrow flies towards him. Each book could be a stand-alone listen with only slight references to previous partners/events.

Audrey, the sensible 'good twin', is unaware that she's about to have a bad day when she agrees to help detox her famous 'bad twin' Daphne at Cade's remote cabin. Cade is the man she's loved and dreamed of from childhood and she plans to tell him but she wasn't expecting the unwanted company of his friend - the womanising, annoying and oh so tempting Reese. Reese soon sees both the dynamics of the group and the fire that's hidden beneath Audrey's plain facade and is gleefully looking forward to an exciting, sexy new challenge. He soon learns just how to push Audrey's buttons to bring out her feisty fiery side so when her being mad at him leads to her being bad with him he takes every opportunity to stir things up and even blackmails her with sexual sensual wagers which result in sizzling sexual chemistry, some hot action and so much more. But Cade and Daphne interfere with disastrous and devastating consequences.

Worth a credit? The likeable characters, the humor and the twisted dilemmas, draws you in and will have you emotionally invested in the outcome of the foursome's stay at the cabin. So, if you're looking for an entertaining, funny, hot, contemporary, light listen with a drool-worthy Hero and a romantic story with an Epilogue that'll leave you with a smile on your face, then you've just found it. Pure peachy escapism and very credit-worthy.

Fun. Beach Read. No thinking required

What made the experience of listening to The Wrong Billionaire's Bed the most enjoyable?

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.

Who was your favorite character and why?

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

Which character – as performed by Jillian Macie – was your favorite?

I enjoyed Reese the most. He was playful.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

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

Wrong Boy

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.

Dawn's Review of The Wrong Billionaires Bed Book 3

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.

GREAT

Would you consider the audio edition of The Wrong Billionaire's Bed to be better than the print version?

I truly think that the Audio version is better.

Who was your favorite character and why?

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

What does Jillian Macie bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

funny stitutations

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The hot tub scene.

Any additional comments?

This is a cute cute love story.

Love This Series

What did you love best about The Wrong Billionaire's Bed?

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

Who was your favorite character and why?

Reese!

Which scene was your favorite?

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

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

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.

Any additional comments?

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

Cute, Sweet and very HOT...

just a good story all around. Narrator - good but read all parts. -- -

Unbelievable

Audrey Petty has lived in her twin sister's shadow all her life, her sister is the bad girl, while Audrey has always been the good girl. She has been waiting for her best friend billionaire Cade Archer to finally notice her, she has cultivated herself into the ideal, quiet, demure woman.

When her sister derails again, Audrey puts her life on hold to help her through her addiction, and she gets the bonus of Cade being there as well. Except when she gets there she throws out naked playboy Reese Durham who decides since she ruined his vacation, he will ruin her, tit for tat.

Reese sees something in the dressed-up spinster, he sees a full-blooded goddess with a temper to match and makes a few calculated bets with her to see if he can get her to ignite. He also has the perfect bargaining chip, she either takes the bets or he reveals her crush to Cade.

Holy moly, this was a sizzler. The chemistry between Audrey and Reese is a scorcher and it turns each other on, their bantering and arguing is foreplay. The problem is that Audrey sees Reese as a playboy and Reese begins to see Audrey as something more which he isn't sure he wants, but when they are together they can't keep their clothes on, hands to themselves, and the challenge of turning each other inside out. Fantastic.

Best dialogue

I loved this book! Snappy dialogue and believable story and characters. Think of it as a modern R rated Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant type movie.

Good Story...bad narration

the story was pretty nice. I had to finish two other books before I could get to the last 3 hours of this one. the narrator seemed to be reading the words rather than performing the story. many time it seemed plain. Reese's personality came off way wrong in my opinion. I honestly couldn't wait until the last five minutes was over.