Bang: A Billionaire Loathing-to-Love Romance

Blast Brothers, Book 2

By: Sabrina Stark

Narrated by: Stephanie Rose, Connor Brown

One hard billionaire. One college grad turned nanny. And a massive mansion that's way too small for their growing attraction.

Mason Blastoviak. This self-made billionaire doesn't bang the help. He doesn't get involved. And he never, ever falls in love.

Cami O'Neal. This recent teaching grad doesn't do strangers. She doesn't neglect her charge. And she never, ever throws herself at billionaires, especially her hard-bodied, hard-as-nails, and very hard-to-figure-out billionaire boss - the guy whose kid sister is under her care.

It all sounds good in theory. But what happens when these two decidedly different personalities are living under the same roof? Looking out for the same precocious kid? Crossing paths and clashing in the closets? And just what if all those sparks aren't caused by loathing but something a lot more dangerous?

Could it be a forever-and-ever kind of love?

The Blast Brothers Trilogy: Bang is the second in a series of funny contemporary romance novels starring three billionaire brothers and the women who claim their hearts. Each book can be listened to as a stand-alone.

©2020 Sabrina Stark (P)2020 Sabrina Stark

Wonderful Story & Narration🎧 A Heartfelt Delight!

Sabrina Stark continues to wow me with another awesome novel in her “Blast Brothers” series. I loved the first book, “Boom” Arden and Brody’s story, each book in the series is a standalone and features a different Blastoviak brother but I highly recommend starting with the first one, not only is it a blast of a RomCom but you learn some of the brothers back story and history from the featured brothers point of view. Not necessary more like good to know info. This book is Mason and Cami O’Neal’s story, both make appearances in the first book, Cami is Arden’s friend and Mason is the oldest of the Blastoviaks, the most serious, grumpiest and the one who got the business started. The parents left the three brothers and a baby sister to fend for themselves, Mason was a young adult of age to become their guardians and he basically kept the family together, fed, clothed and made sure they went to school. Mason was first introduced to Cami after an incident with his younger sister Willow who took a liking to Cami. So Mason in need of a new nanny wanted to hire Cami and he gave her an offer she could not refuse not that he would let her. I loved how Cami stood up to Mason, his broody behavior did not get to her and she did not tolerate his bad behavior. She was great with Willow and most of all Willow adored her. The arrangement was working out great except for the chemistry between Mason and Cami it was starting to get explosive and it could no longer be denied, so they gave in just for one night. A determined Cami made sure to stick to that one night, Mason did as well though both wanted otherwise. The chemistry and the tension could be cut with a knife, Mason manages to get himself in deeper every time he opens his mouth. His scorned past has left him thinking he does not know how to love but Cami sees otherwise, if only he could see what she does. I loved how everything played out in this book, the story is wonderfully plotted with the perfect balance of drama, some angst, humor, heartfelt and emotional moments and some hot romance. Sabrina Stark thank you for another awesome story, the laughs and the emotional rollercoaster ride.

🎧📚🎧And for the fabulous narration, Connor Brown and Stephanie Roseare talented narrators and voice artists. They continue to do an amazing job portraying these characters. They have a complete understanding of the characters persona and perform each role with perfection, sounding believable and just as I picture them to sound. You could hear how much heart they put into their work as they capture all the characters emotions and project them into their performance. They are entertaining storytellers and a pleasure to listen to. Thank you for another awesome listen🎧

Thank you @PinkFlamingoProductions The Flock! @AudiobookObsession AudiobookObsessionReviewer🎧

love this series

I love this enemies to lovers billionaire romance.
Mason has it all except he needs a nanny for his little sister Willow. Willow already knows who she wants. Ardens best friend Cami. Cami is reluctant at first, she knows how difficult, demanding and protective Mason is.
Their chemistry is electric, but it doesnt come without problems. It is a fun listen
I recommend.
Stephanie Rose and Connor Brown are great voice performers I enjoyed it. I can't wait for Blitz, Chase's story, the next book in the series.
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Billionaire Loathing-To-Love Romantic Comedy

Bang by Sabrina Stark is a billionaire loathing-to-love romance that I listened to on audio narrated by Stephanie Rose and Connor Brown. This is the second book in the Blast Brothers trilogy and can be read as a stand-alone.

This is the second book of Sabrina’s that I have read and it definitely won’t be my last. I was hooked from the very beginning and couldn’t wait to see what was going to happen next. I loved the relationship that bloomed between Mason and Cami. I can't wait to listen to the next book in the series Blitz so I can get Chase and Mina's story.

Connor and Stephanie did an amazing job on the narration. They both really know how to bring a story to life. I can’t wait to listen to more of their work in the future.

I would highly recommend this book to anyone who loves enemies-to-lovers romance, romantic comedies, or billionaire romances.


The Flock Team
Audiobook Obsession Reviewer

DID NOT FINISH

The monologue between Mason and Cami is horrible. She hems and haws on just about every conversation she has. He only says the same “is that so”.. “oh yeah”... etc. I got half way and couldn’t take it anymore. It might have been better if there was more inflection from the narrators.

Some of the conversations drove me nuts

Are the characters deliberately obtuse? This happened throughout book 1 as well. I’ll get the 3rd to complete the series, but there was a so much miscommunication, I almost have to question whether the writer knew what the answer to the argument was as she was writing.