Banking the Billionaire (Bad Boy Billionaires, #2)

by Max Monroe

Jeremy York (Narrator) and Elizabeth Hart (Narrator)

• ISBN10: 151596194X
• ISBN13: 9781515961949
• Publish Date: 8 November 2016 (first published 26 July 2016)
• Publish Status: Out of Print
• Out of Print: 13 March 2021
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Tantor Media, Inc
• Edition: Unabridged edition
• Format: Audiobook (MP3)
• Duration: 13 hours and 21 minutes
• Language: English

Reviews

[Berls]

4.5 stars
This was by far the best of the collection, probably because it's 1- the longest and 2 - where our characters fall in love. Cassie and Thatch are fantastic characters - they both rock tough exteriors but definitely have a soft underbelly. I loved the way they started off friends who are basically one-upping each other in the ultimate prank - a fake relationship neither one will admit is fake or say the other one has taken it too far. And somewhere along the way the prank turns real and they both find themselves wondering if the other person feels the same way. It's an interesting twist on the fake relationship trope, which is one of my favorites. I loved laughing with them and rooting for them.

This book was narrated by the duo of Elizabeth Hart and Jeremy York. Elizabeth Hart I've listened to a few times previously and really liked - Jeremy York was new to me. They complimented each other well and I really enjoyed listening at 2x speed, no problem.

Fulfill COYER Fall Scavenger Hunt item #19 - Read a book by an author you’ve previously read and given 5 stars. I've rated Max Monroe 5 stars before.

[stacey_is_sassy]

Sometimes you just need a good laugh

Max Monroe is a fairly new to me comedy duo, that is quickly becoming one of my favourites. Now, I will admit that writing a review with a couple of people as the author, going by one name, is hard for me to be consistent with. I may mistakenly refer to “them”, “her” or any other multitude of terms. So, to make it clear from the start, I know they are two, writing as one, I just may not seem like it sometimes. Sorry, tangent…like bloody usual. Anyways, I friggin loved Banking the Billionaire.

If I was to take both of these characters, break them down, separate them and put them in other stories with other people, I probably wouldn’t like them. See, he’s a flirt and winks and smirks at everything. Thatch is also a goofball, prankster who is 35 acting like a 21-year-old. He’s a giant of a man, with good looks, a big bank balance, a big brain and a big…smile. Thatch loves women and makes a conscious effort to share that love frequently. So, Thatch is one of those guys where I may look at him in admiration for his…assets, but I don’t look at him for the long haul.

Now, let’s look at the fun-loving, flirty, reckless and stubborn heroine. She’s got all the right moves, a smoking hot body and a career that many women would envy. Photographing naked hot guys hardly seems like a job, but she’s made herself a name doing it and gets paid for it. Cassie also seems a little immature and takes her pranking very seriously. When I met Cassie, I knew that she was going to be a hard one to nail down, and may not be great with relationships.

So, we take these two characters, and magic happens. What started off as a joke on each other ended up being the real deal. There’s heat, heart and humour that shows their connection. These two were meant for each other. It goes to show, that everyone deserves their happy ever after and your perfect match is out there just waiting to be found.

What makes Max Monroe such a success (in my eyes), is their ability to make you laugh, cry, cringe, smirk and blush…all within one page. It’s a treat to read one of her books and you can’t help but make it an experience. I loved that I could go into my zone (the reading zone) escape reality for a little while and be entertained from start to finish. There is no “spot the errors” and no “please don’t cheat, please don’t cheat” running through my head. It’s just a fun journey towards love that takes a few turns, may involve a slippery slide or a mountain to climb and gathers momentum until the end.

Do I recommend this series? I sure do. Will I keep going with this series? Yeppers. Do I love the characters? Too bloody right.

Now, that I’ve had a wee bit of a squiz at Winnie and Wes, I can’t wait to get started on Scoring the Billionaire soon…ish.



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