Serving the Mogul

By: M. S. Parker

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The Hotel King and the Decorator

That would be a fitting title if my life was a fairytale. But does getting pursued by a kinky billionaire mogul equal a fantasy? I'm still undecided.
One thing’s for sure, if I’d known the trouble I was heading toward, I never would have taken on the catering gig my sister offered.
Because that led to Maximus.
Now, I'm the center of a celebrity scandal in Houston with the notorious billionaire playboy James Maximus, the Hotel King of Texas.
I only hope to find a way out of this mess before my family discovers my newest and darkest secret.

Billionaire mogul, James Maximus has never been rejected by the many women he pursues, but when he meets the beautiful decorator Tina Siegler, he discovers that his charm has no effect on her.

Not one to give up easily, he enlists his sister to uncover Tina’s desires and wants, hoping to find the secret to her heart. Things look up when Tina agrees to work for Maximus, remodeling an old hotel back into its former glory.

But not everybody is excited about Maximus’ latest pursuit, and soon ex’s on both sides cause more trouble than anyone imagined.

Can they overcome the obstacles and find love, or will they crash and burn?

Find out in Serving the Mogul, a steamy and kinky romance by USA Today Bestselling Author, M. S. Parker.

A LOT of Sex

Waaaay too much sex. I like BDSM and smutty books, but seriously, not every chapter needs sex! It was ridiculous and I fast forwarded through a bunch. And it took up entire chapters.

The storyline was ok, it started out strong, weakened in the middle when the whole focus was all sex, but got better with interesting activity in the last third.

The AI voice was pretty good. Of course there were times that I could tell that it was AI, but for the most part it was fairly good.

Virtual voice recognition

The use of virtual voice in some respect ruined the performance with so many characters.

IA narration is terrible.

The story as a whole might have been great, but the narration by a non human lacked feeling and emotions. The story was hard to follow because the narrator had no emotions and ran sentences together so you couldn’t tell which person was talking. I hate to rate a decent book so badly, and hope that actually reading the book might actually make it great. Listening though to a nonhuman narrator ruined it as an audiobook!

virtual voice

Dislike of monotone of virtual voice and unsure of character who was narrating. Also didn’t care for submissive subject matter

Computer Generated Voice

This is probably an interesting and perhaps great read. But I couldn’t get past the first 30 minutes of the computer generated audio for this book. Awful!!