Most Eligible Billionaire: a romantic comedy: An enemies-to-lovers opposites-attract billionaire-boss romantic comedy

Audio Review Ig you are looking for an entertaining, fun, laugh out loud experience look no further than the Most Eligible Billionaire by Annika Martin and narrated by Jason Clarke and Neva Navarre. This is a book with al, the feels and the narrators do a wonderful job bring this story and the characters to life. The banter is witty and funny but more importantly it flows so naturally. I fell hook, line and sinker for Vicky, the dog whisperer abd I fell hard and fast for Henry who happens to be New York’s most eligible bachelor.... two complete opposites but you know what they say about opposites attract. When Vicky’s elderly neighbor dies, she surprises everyone by leaving a corporation worth billions to her dog, Smuckers abd yes you guessed Vicky is in charge of everything dog related and the corporation and that’s where she meets Henry ....... Henry is arrogant and cocky and rubs Vicky up the wrong way from the moment they meet and Vicky is determined not to become a notch on his bedpost. Problem is this man charms her with his wicked smile and melts her panties with his hot presence..... Loved everything about this fun, entertaining story with adorable characters who share plenty of witty banter and seriously hot chemistry.i loved the story and the narration and I highly recommend this audio book.

3.5 stars — This book started out pretty solidly, and I was actually laughing at bits here and there. Then I hit a snag, and I mostly set that snag aside, but I don’t know…I guess in the end it was harder to suspend my disbelief by the end. I’ll start with the narrators. I’ve enjoyed Mr. Clarke before, and I enjoyed him just as well in this one. Solid pacing, emotions, great sexy times. This was my first listen to Ms. Nevarre, and initially I was enjoying her quite a bit. She did the sassy, irreverent, and at times deadpan voices of Vicky quite well. And then we got to the steamy scenes…and, well, it didn’t work for me personally. It took me out of the scenes a little bit. It wasn’t anything over the top and terrible, it was just that it still felt kind of deadpan-ish, and I was wanting more sexy. Especially since Henry liked dirty talking. I won’t write her off, but I might be more reticent to try her on another steamy book (though it depends on the steamy scenes). I enjoyed Vicky’s sass, and how she navigated the world. I wasn’t expecting all of what was in her past to make her “nationally hated” — and it was given to the reader in pieces, but I didn’t mind that too much. I will admit I had to suspend my disbelief quite a bit over that whole situation, as well as the situation with her sister…and mostly I accomplished that, but I think with the way the end played out, I just kind of lost steam with it all. The situation with Smuckers could be pretty funny, and I enjoyed the way she tried to fight back against Henry initially. I’m not huge into enemies to lovers, but the initial bits were pretty fun. Henry was harder for me to pin down. I appreciated the complicated relationship he had with his mother, and the bind he was in with the company. In general I appreciated how seriously he took his position, and how he always tried to do right by the thousands of people working for him. BUT. But. *sigh* So, before things turn from enemies, when they’re trying to figure out a way to expose Vicky as a scammer, there’s a moment where he and his cousin are talking and they decide Henry should seduce her. And, I’m not kidding you, *HENRY*, our hero whom we are supposed to love, says something to the effect of “she can’t mess things up if she has a cock in her mouth.” And that, my friends, is so not cool, I can’t even. If it was a villain saying it, totally get it. If it was an jerk friend and he just laughed along, well…still not great but fine. But HE said it. And, while he didn’t really say anything else the rest of the book that was in a similar toxic manner, I just couldn’t get it out of my head and it tainted him for me. It even made his manner in the steamy scenes with Vicky feel off to me…though that might also have been the narration as I mentioned. What makes me sad is that the author thought that was an okay thing for a *good* guy to think. *sad panda* I enjoyed the times when Vicky and Henry were getting to know one another, and Vicky would tease him, or he would share his passions with her. The steamy scenes were…not what I was expecting. Steamier than I was expecting. Or rather…dirtier steamy? I don’t know. Not bad, I just personally wasn’t feeling it. The dog was pretty adorable, her sister was pretty fun. I loved the makers space stuff. I don’t think Brett and Caleb were even remotely redeemed. So yeah. Had the potential to be better, just jumped the shark in enough places to have me rounding down.