Tennessee Whiskey

By: Emma Bray

Narrated by: Moriah Rosales

Enjoy this steamy billionaire romance series by USA Today Bestselling romance author Emma Bray…

Daisy’s a wild one. A free spirit who’d rather get her hands dirty fixing up old cars than primp in front of a mirror. She’s got a big heart, a laid-back attitude, and a life she’s perfectly content with—until she meets him.

Nick is a billionaire who’s tired of the corporate grind and searching for something real. He’s ready for a fresh start in Tennessee, hoping the peaceful hills and small-town charm will give him a new perspective on life. But he never expected to meet Daisy.

When their paths cross, it’s not a fairy tale—it's a disaster. Daisy almost literally wrecks him—over a turtle, of all things. But there’s more to that fateful moment than a near-car accident. It sparks something darker, hotter, and uncontrollable.

Nick can’t get her out of his head, and Daisy? Well, she’s more than a little intrigued by the brooding billionaire who’s suddenly everywhere.

She’ll never let on, though.

©2021 Emma Bray (P)2025 Emma Bray

Country Girl, City Boy

I sort of liked this story but I didn't really connect with the characters, especially the hero. I thought him to be spoiled and way too pushy, he wanted to change her, citify her (is that a word)?

They met in the middle of the road, only narrowly avoiding a collision and from the first moment when our hero sees our heroine, he's instantly smitten. The two of them are like chalk and cheese so very different, he's a rich guy from the city. Whilst she's country to her core and likes nothing more than living her life in the country. She loves swimming and not in a heated swimming pool, loves to fish, her best friend's a guy and she just wants to be considered one of the guys! But then our Hero who is definitely not country, decides to show the heroine just how feminine he thinks she is, yet he wants her to dress differently, why? As for her best friend well, he just has to go because our hero doesn't share, is he so insecure that he has to cut her off from everything and everyone?

As I said I didn't connect with the characters at all, the story had the potential to be better I thought. Turning to the narration, I think the only thing I can say is I didn't enjoy listening to Moriah Rosales when she tried to vocalise our hero or any male characters. Her countrified female accent was OK but her delivery of the story was in my opinion without inflexion, it was flat and too slow.

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Love pond

Nick and Daisy

A jaded billionaire big city man and an innocent nature loving girl meet on a lonely stretch of highway. An insta-love tale of obsession and romance that will have you swooning. The narrator had a fairly good take on the accent; but, her inflection and lilting way of speaking was a little distracting.

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short and sweet , great narration voice

Nick is a billionaire that needed a change and that brought him to Tennessee. One Daisy he meets young Daisy and she blows him away. Their connection was instant and they got their HEA 😍😍 sweet and short audiobook great for a few hours at home 👍👍

Awesome book

This was a really sweet yet steamy book. I enjoyed the age gap, possessive, jealous manners between Daisy and Nick and overall greatness of this book. Moriah Rosales did a an awesome job with the accents and personalities of Daisy and Nick.

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Smooth

Hoping for a change of pace, a turtle and a tomboy rock Nick's world. This really is such a sweet fun short read and listen. Kudos to the narrator.