Billionaire on the Loose

Billionaires and Bridesmaids Series, Book 5

By: Jessica Clare

Narrated by: Jillian Macie

Taylor is a genius when it comes to computers, but understanding the opposite sex is beyond her. Because she always fumbles her flirtations, she needs help in finding her Prince Charming. So when her friend, Gretchen, sets her up as a tour guide for a new guy in town, she says yes despite her misgivings. She just doesn't expect Mr. Charming to actually be royalty.

A faction in his country wants him to be king, but Loch has no intention of taking the crown. To keep from being named as the next successor, he hatches a scheme to marry a totally unacceptable American woman. Quirky Taylor seems like the perfect person for the job, until Loch realizes he likes more about her than her ability to keep him off the throne.

When Loch's secret schemes come out, his chance of happiness with Taylor are blown - unless he can find a way to get the nerdy object of his affection to believe she's truly the queen of his heart.

©2016 Jessica Clare (P)2016 Tantor

Love is in the air

I love all of her books,. I have been listening nonstop. They all have a cohesive storyline and lots of SEX. All of the billionaire books go together and make you want to listen to the rest of the series.

Delightfully Nerdy

This book reached every geeky nerdy part of my soul and I absolutely loved it!!

I wish there was a male narrator also might have

made the story more interesting. I had to rate low because of it. love story ok.

So many loose ends throughout the story...

I couldn't make it through the whole book and stopped at around 2 hours left. Throughout the book there was so many inconsistencies and loose ends. Taylor is the main character with a prince who is moved to the United States for 2 years. At the beginning I thought it was because of a wedding, but after the first two chapters it's not mentioned again. Then Taylor takes him around the town and he starts discovering all these men who have crushes on her, but she is totally oblivious - then they're not mentioned again. She is the captain of a online gaming guild, and she lets it rule her life, especially one of the members who frequently says he's going to kill himself if she doesn't get online and play with him. But she is too nervous or scared to tell anybody about it or to stand up to him to get some help. Then the prince decides to come up with a scheme to trick her into marriage, in which he plans to divorce her in a few years after, insuring that he won't be forced to take the throne. Before I stopped he was going to take her on a vacation to get away from everything so he could propose, she had just got fired and he could see that she needed a break. So he decides instead of taking her to some tropical location for a break she needs, he's going to take her to a gaming conference... I think there's just too many ideas swirling around that take the book in so many different directions that leave it with a weak storyline. The narration was great though!

too much swearing.

it's a sort of decent story, but way too liberal use of the "F" word and others. took my attention from the mostly annoying character s.