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Dirty Billionaire
by Meghan March
Dirty Billionaire is the first book of the trilogy and I have to say that Meghan March did a delightful job with this trilogy. I won’t say that it beats her Ruthless King Trilogy, however there was something different about these books that I found myself drawn to. I found this trilogy on the Audible’s Romance Package and I was in SO much love, I just didn’t want to stop listening.
I first want to mention the narrators for the trilogy who are Sebastian York and Elena Wolfe and both are fantastic. SebstatianYork has always been my favorite male narrator, his voice is BEYOND sexy…so broody and man he does sex scenes so well. Which is rare for a male narrator. The female Narrator was pretty wonderful, it took a while to get used to her voice to be honest, but she really grew on me very quickly and she did the southern accent so well for our heroine so I was very pleased with that.
So our story starts off with our heroine, Holly Wix. She is a new star in the country music world but her manager and album owners want her to act like she is engaged to the music star she has to sing with and his countless string of women that follow him everywhere. When she makes a new friend (who she and her husband are both country stars) she realizes that she needs to fight. She never expected that her first one night stand with a sexy stranger who is a beast in the bedroom, would proclaim a marriage or that she would accept. Creighton is a billionaire and has built up his company and has more money than sense. But he is intrigued by this sexy stranger and he doesn’t do anything by half measures. He never thought that she would accept his public proposal or that marrying her would be his best decision.
Both Creighton and Holly have sizzling chemistry, they were definitely a unique match for sure. Holly isn’t afraid to stand up to Creighton, and I loved her “no fear” personality, even if she is very inexperienced. But we see how she learns and grows with Creighton. This book does end up in a cliffhanger but it continues with book two.