Ticking Time Boss

New York Billionaires, Book 4

By: Olivia Hayle

Narrated by: Mercer Boffey, Maxine Hamilton

The golden angel who swooped in to save me from a nightmare first date turns out to be a billionaire vulture circling the company I work for.

Carter Kingsley: My savior and ruthless corporate raider hell bent on destroying the newspaper I love. Oh, and my new boss.

His first order of business? Cut half the staff. I should hate him. Easy, right?

Wrong.

I met him two weeks ago, when he saved me from the most awkward first date of my life. I was looking for a way out when he strolled up in a ten-thousand dollar suit with a winning smile, and told a white lie that turned the date from hell into heavenly bliss.

I left with his number in my phone, and spent the next two weeks staying up late to text him. He's charming. Funny. Sincere.

Completely unlike the ruthless villain who comes in and carves us up.

My first order of business is to interview the new boss. But who is sitting on the other side of the desk? The man who saved and charmed me, or the one who's threatening everything I hold dear?

Carter insists that we can still be friends, but I know that the whole situation is a ticking time bomb.

©2022 Olivia Hayle (P)2022 W. F. Howes Ltd

They just keep getting better.

This was super sweet. This whole series is so romantic. I am almost sad to listen to the last one but I must.

Enjoyable book in the series

I enjoyed this book, but it wasn't my top book in the series. It was slow in a few spots and the female narrator was a little off for me. That being said, I would still recommend the book.

Good story

The story could have been told better with a better female narrator because she is sort of wooden and stiff with not much expressions. The narrators are suppose to express the story for the writer. Other than wanting to here how the story panned out I would not have finished.

Male narrator

The narrators were great, but the male was absolutely amazing! The man took the very spicy female voice and events to a whole new level. Never have I heard a male narrator get so into the story before! 5/5!

A pretty good listen

There wasn’t much in the way of an antagonist or conflict. The ending could’ve been better. While in real life, two years would be ideal for a couple to get married, in my romance, I prefer something a little more urgent.
Duet narration would have made this much more interesting as neither voice actor convincingly did the others voice. Some mispronounce words took me out of the story. Frisson was pronounced “fissin,” but the story kept my attention and had relatively good spice.