What's Your Number?

De: Luis Diaz

Narrado por: Luis R. Diaz

Duración: 6 h y 20 m

Resumen del Editor

Most people claim that money would never change them, but those people never hit a 684 million dollar jackpot….

An upper-middle class man, Luis, is living his dream life alongside his high school crush and now wife, Krystal, and their two kids. With both having established careers, they’ve afforded the luxury of having a more than comfortable life that has allowed for many travels and adventures. They were undoubtedly the perfect family, until a sidebar conversation at work prompted him to buy a ticket to one of the largest lottery jackpots in history.

After returning from a celebratory guys’ trip to the Bahamas, everything back home started to crumble. Temptations slowly began leading Luis astray as he now craved a more lavish and opulent lifestyle after having connected with a wealthy top model and entrepreneur, Jasmine, during the trip. She was rich. Famous. A globe-trotter who flew on private jets and spent her leisure on yachts. He was inspired, but that inspiration quickly turned into something more as he now faces a battle of morality, while jet-setting across some of the world’s most extravagant cities.

What's Your Number? will take you on a euphoric joyride of a lottery winner who already had it all, but now faces obstacles that are clouded by his newfound lust and desire for more.

©2023 Luis R Diaz (P)2023 Luis Raul Diaz

No Sympathy from this woman

It’s rare I listen to books that just make me angry. Usually I get that when I read true crime but this was an exception because it is something that could happen.

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Luis seemed to never take in that he was married after his win. He just blew money without taking to his partner and really didn’t even think of his kids. His character was selfish and only thought with his d*ck. The gesture of giving his closest friends money and cars and college funds for their kids was the smartest thing Luis did in the whole book. As the book progressed I just got sicker and sicker of Luis’s actions that by the end of the book I wish that John would have shot him. For a man with 2 kids and a loving wife to spend all that money on that boys weekend, then just taking 200 million on top of that and then when he got duped he wanted to take another half because of his own stupidity. That is the point where I hated him the most was there in the end. And then after all that poor wife went through should couldn’t have ended with a better man??!! So yeah this book ticked me off. But that is why I gave it a 4 star rating was because it kept me interested in listening it to the end. I didn’t just finish the book because I made it to a certain point and had to hear the ending out of morbid curiosity. I genuinely liked the listen. I am sorry that I gave the narrator a lower score I just felt his narration wasn’t that great. But the book was.