Billionaire BOSS: Secret Baby

By: Jolie Day

Narrated by: D.C. Cole

He’s the man I absolutely hate.

Why? He took my v-card. He left me in a hotel room. Alone.

Four years later...He’s a billionaire consultant, the No. one in NY City. (So much for karma!) A demanding, bossy jerk who’s cocky AF - and still panty-melting hot (See? No karma at all!)

He can’t even be bothered to remember my name. Now, he holds the fate of my job in his hands.

I should resist him. I shouldn’t let him tempt me. At the very least, I should have stopped it with the kiss he gave me. Our first hook up was by accident - one time only. Unless you count the second, third, and fourth times...

Then, he says we’re more than friends, and I feel myself melt. It turns out, even a man like him has a heart.

It’s unfortunate that we can’t be together. Because he can never find out...He’s the father of my child.

From USA Today best-selling author, Jolie Day, comes Billionaire BOSS: Secret Baby, a stand-alone romance for fans of enemies-to-lovers romances and forbidden-alpha-boss plots, dripping with sexual tension. Be prepared for a steamy story that’ll make you too hot and sweaty to sleep. Grab a fan and cue up the cold shower - you’re in for a wild ride!

©2020 Jolie Day (P)2020 Jolie Day

Beach Read

An entertaining story that doesn't have a lot of drama. My idea of a good beach read. I liked that characters & plot line. I felt there was too much emphasis on the sex and not enough on the growth of the relationship. There was just enough characterization to carry off the story.

The narration was excellent.

the chemistry of the main characters

I loved the story, the characters personality and the fact that it had a happy ending.

Loved the story

Need to maybe think of getting it narrated by someone who doesn’t sound like a grandfather. Book could have been enjoyed better

Narrator Sounds Like Winnie the Pooh

The story is pretty good, but hard to take seriously when the narrator sounds like Winnie the Pooh.

loved the story

its hard to like the woman voice soometimes had to figure out who was talking.