His Temptation

Empire State of Love, Book 1

By: Nicole Baker

Narrated by: Stephanie Rose, Walker Williams

I never imagined I'd be working for New York's most powerful billionaire.

Somehow, I landed a job as his assistant.

I'm nothing like the other women he's used to—innocent, naïve, and definitely not looking for a relationship. I've been too busy raising my younger brother to care about anything else.

But there's something about him I can't ignore.

He's cold, ruthless, and untouchable, but when he looks at me... It's different.

There's a darkness to him, a hunger. And I'm starting to crave it.

I've never been with a man before, but he's making me question everything. The way he touches me, the way he makes me feel... It's like he wants to own me in a way no one else ever has.

But trust doesn't come easily.

And if I give him my heart—and my body—I might lose everything.

©2025 Nicole Baker (P)2025 Podium Audio

SIGH…

Listening to this book found me not wanting to see it end and with a deep ahhhh. I enjoyed both narrators. Walker Williams was new to me and it I enjoyed his style. I see both will be narrating the next book in the series. I look forward to enjoying that book too.

love them

Im sure I've listened 2 or 3x now. hope the next is just as good.. Loved the story line aswell

Pretty good

Pretty good for the most part. The epiphany part, where the mmc decides he’s in love, I felt like he was a bit disingenuous, seemed a bit OTT really. But it did play out well. I did really like the rest. The writing was very good, the characters were fairly well developed, the backstories were solid and sprinkled in appropriately, and very cool parts of the story. The sexy times were nice and steamy too! Overall I’d recommend!

His Temptation

This is my first 🎧book by this author and I must say it wasn’t bad but…The narrators were not the best choice and it really needed to be in duet style! The storyline had so much potential with the right narrators but this pair ruined the listening experience for me.🫤 It was nice that it ends with a HFN.
Is it worth a credit? It’s a no for me.