Mr. Reed: New York City Billionaires Book 3

By: Mary Jennings

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

When your boss is a billionaire, you say “I do”…

Legend says that the impatient, moody and reclusive CEO of Reed Capital went through four different executive assistants in six months before I was hired.

But I refuse to be intimidated by Mason Reed’s gruff exterior. As a Yale grad, this position is my steppingstone. I even ended things with my boyfriend because my career is more important.

So when Mr. Reed announces that we’re engaged, I go along with it. Talk about being a model employee.

It’s strictly a business deal, of course, because he can only inherit his grandmother’s fortune on one condition—he has to be married first.

Except Mason isn’t the marrying type. After the tragic loss of his parents as a child, it’s obvious he doesn’t know how to love anyone.

Plus, if someone at the office finds out, they’ll think I’m sleeping my way to the top, and my career will be ruined.

But with my ex-boyfriend now dating his cousin, who is next in line to inherit, I want to make sure Mason receives what’s rightfully his.

Worst of all, I think I might be in love with him already…

Mr. Reed is third in a series of larger-than-life billionaire romances. If you like strong heroines, wealthy heartthrob heroes, and sizzling romance then you’ll love Mary Jenning’s standalone series with a guaranteed HEA!

story

Story is good but virtual voice is not as good as having a person reading it with feelings.

try again

i disliked the narrator, sounded clipped and unnatural, like a machine was reading to me.

good storyline and characters

don't like the virtual voice -it is harder to determine who is speaking at times

narration was monotone and boring

the story lines for this series is amazing. I love the process. The virtual narrator causes a loss of connection from book to reader.. but other wise is a great story

AI voices were not female or male enough to tell the difference

See above —the AI VOICES WERE FLAT—no distinct difference between Mason and Daisy or Poppy. The story was good—didn’t anticipate the accident or the role of the taxi cab driver.