The Business of Love

De: Charley Clarke

Narrado por: Abby Craden

Duración: 9 h y 29 m

Resumen del Editor

The only thing worse than fake marrying a woman for a job is falling in love with her! An opposites-attract lesbian romance that puts the ache in fake relationship.

Driven, reserved businesswoman Mackenzie Watson has one goal—take over her family company and secure her little sister's future. The only wrinkle is her late grandmother's decree that her company's CEO must be married.

Adding marriage into Mack's well-ordered life is a recipe for disaster. Her oh-so-logical solution? She'll just hire a woman to be her wife for a year. Besides, maybe a little chaos is exactly what she needs . . .

Enter Taylor Sutton, the woman Mack accidentally stood up for a date six months ago. With a mountain of college debt, the barista could seriously use the money that comes with playing Mack's wife. The big hitch—so to speak—is that her new wife is pretentious and arrogant and Taylor can't stand even being in the same room with her.

God, Taylor pities anyone who'd fall in love with annoying, gorgeous Mack Watson and her kissable lips.

Wait, what?

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Charley Clarke (P)2023 Tantor

It's Great to Be Queen! a

Loved all the characters in this book. Taylor and Sophia were perfect Sisters, Mac got LUCKY! Off to my next Adventure!

Very good listen

I loved the complexity of the two main characters, but disliked that both were so fearful. I enjoyed the book very much, but was annoyed that the characters were both afraid to put their feelings into words.

I thought I would croak before their first kiss.

Long story, love came in late, but it was there and kept building. Good ending.

Endearing

I kept rooting for the MC who definitely had more depth to her than she presented. This is a story about a person despite their own personal challenges and social awkwardness rises to the greater good to provide for her much younger sister and gain control of the family business. The only solution to maintain her status is get married. She makes an offer to Taylor Sutton to marry her until she can secure her postion in her family's company as CEO. The story was well developed and believable.
The author did a very good job developing the Character of Mack.

Overall a good listen

Overall this is a good listen. It did feel like it took a little bit of a long time to get to point with some repetitive angsty scenarios but that seems to be how most romance novels work. The characters are likable and the story is interesting enough to hold your attention. Would recommend.

I lovethis HEA

the MC were beautiful in their own way. I love that Taylor was not made to have body shame issue. that she embrace her curve. Abby cradden is always wonderful with narrating. Def recommend

Getting What You Don’t Think You Want

This story was beautiful and wonderful. The beginning dynamics between Mack and Taylor weren’t great but when you find it within yourself to give someone the benefit of the doubt, it can work wonders. Their family and friends that surrounded them were a wonderful support and instigador group of ppl that wanted all the best for their favorite persons. Mack and Taylor didn’t know how much they wanted what they perceived themselves unworthy of having..but will wonders never cease.

Worth The Credit

I enjoyed the story, especially the relationships & friendships featured. The little sister is a bundle of cuteness, refreshingly adorable. I most liked her in that Cafe scene , could just picture it playing out🤭

Real people real story, real love

I like the romance, and I like that it was about the way real people act in love.

Not a fan of the “you gotta get married by certain date/age trope but I liked the twist

Good story and great narration, as expected. Not a fan of the you have to be married or else “ trope, especially since in most situations it’s legally unenforceable, but I liked the corporate bylaws angle. I liked both mains and the sister, but would have liked the ex to get her comeuppance in a more direct way. 4.6