Bachelors Incorporated: Part 1

A Steamy Contemporary Romance Collection

By: Allison LaFleur

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Their troubled pasts behind them, these powerful businessmen don’t need quirky women with complications. CEOs and secretaries, soldiers and rock stars. These four books bring you passion and tension, before delivering guaranteed happy ever afters!

MASON

She's a disowned heiress. He's an orphaned billionaire. When their jet crashes in the jungle, will surviving certain death lead to love?

CEO, Mason Alexander shouldn't look at his cute secretary that way... but alone, lost in the jungle, with only each other to depend on, will survival lead to love?

DAMON

She’s an unemployed chef. He’s an overworked CEO. When the storm hits, will a love born in a hurricane last a lifetime?

Harper's life is in shambles and CEO, Damon North, might just be her way out. Taking the job on his private yacht, she wasn’t prepared for the storm that would leave them alone and adrift in the middle of the ocean.

LIAM

She’s a rising rock star. He’s a damaged military sharpshooter. When a stalker strikes, will Liam be fast enough to save her?

WILDER

She’s a quirky artist. He’s a mysterious recluse. This Christmas, will a freak snowstorm be a recipe for love or disaster?

☆☆҉‿➹⁀☆҉☆The queeen of adventure romance, Allison LaFleur brings you explosive sex, passion, and peril in these four Bachelors Incorporated novels. One-Click it today!

Also available on Amazon:

• Noah, book 4
  
• Ryder, book 5
• Luke, book 6
• Jace- a novella
  
• Ben- a novella
  

Good storyline

This has an OK storyline, but Virtual Voice brings it down big time. If it had a good reader it would have been so much more enjoyable.

Each of the four were different story lines that held my attention.

The automated voice of course, lacks inflection so, it takes away from the emotion and intensity of action.

supposeded conflict

why does all these women in the books that I've read so far I always have to be so dramatic and stupid I would like to think women in the real world aren't as weak and pathetic as the people who write these books make them out to be