Entranced

The Rogues Billionaire Series, Book 1

De: Tracie Delaney

Narrado por: Kasha Kensington, Eric Michael Summerer

Have you ever loved anyone so much that you’d give them up at the expense of your own happiness?

No? Well, I did.

Okay, that’s not the first lie I’ve ever told myself. I fought tooth and nail for the only man I’ll ever love, but in the end, I had to concede defeat. Even now, seven years later, the cruel words Ryker uttered the morning after he took my virginity still wield the power to shatter the remains of my heart.

Yet fate has a way of shaping our lives. No matter how hard we fight for a different outcome.

Entranced is the first book in the Rogues Billionaire series from Tracie Delaney. Each book can be listened to as a standalone.

©2023 Tracie Delaney (P)2023 Podium Audio

Loved this book

Loved this book and the narration was awesome!
The plot was really good and I couldn’t stop listening to the book!

Lame

Story is lacking substance and when the story did pickup it was out of no where. It’s included for now so “free” is fine. I wouldn’t use a credit.
Summerer’s performance good, didn’t care for the female performer.

Love it

It is good
I recommend it. 15 word minimum is nonsense nonsense nonsense nonsense nonsense nonsense

Disappointed

More explicit sex than storyline. Was disappointed. Had thought it would be a good book

4 Stars – A one-day binge with enough heat to melt my Kindle… but plot? Hello? Are you there?

This book? Devoured in one sitting. Absolutely no notes when it comes to readability—it was smooth, addictive, and hotter than a blow dryer in hell. But here’s where it gets dicey: somewhere between chapter three and “oh look, another spicy scene,” I started wondering if the plot had packed up and left without saying goodbye.

Don’t get me wrong—I’m not afraid of a little literary sin. I live for a well-written spice scene. But when the story starts feeling like a very steamy buffet with zero entrees? I start side-eyeing my phone like, “Girl, are we just doing this now?”

That said, I liked the characters. I felt the potential. I cared just enough to peek over the spice smoke and wonder what this author could do with a little more substance in the mix. So yes, I’m diving into another one—because if she ever balances the burn with the backstory? It’ll be dangerous.