Wrecked by You

The Kingcaid Billionaires, Book 3

By: Tracie Delaney

Narrated by: Hollie Jackson, Gabriel Spires

Will my broody, tormented billionaire boss wreck me—or save me?

Six months ago, I escaped from a monster in the dead of night, our five-year-old daughter asleep in my arms. Desperate and rapidly running out of cash, my luck finally turns when I land a bartending job at a swanky Los Angeles nightclub.

The owner is difficult, moody, and relentless in his crusade for perfection. But it’s not hard work that scares me. It’s the burgeoning swell of desire that consumes me every time our eyes meet across the crowded dance floor.

But if I’m damaged, he’s wrecked. The truth is, we can’t run from our pasts. The demons shadowing our steps always catch us in the end.

When mine comes knocking, and the truth spills out, will he come to my rescue?

Or is he so broken by his own experiences that I’ll have to face my nemesis alone?

©2023 Tracie Delaney (P)2023 Podium Audio

New beginnings

Running, hiding and always looking over my shoulder, no money and no job. Not giving up and forcing myself forward is the only way.

Love both wrecked by you

It took me a while to get use to the females voice but I got use to it and now love it .

Incredibly slow burn

The mmc is so damaged that the burn its slower than a snail. I mean, it makes sense with the story, but wow does it make for a loooong story. The storyline itself is very good, and so is the writing. The narrators are incredible. The steamy bits are sparse, but well written. I wish there were a ton more for sure. That’s just not like this author. This book is just totally out of character for this author. I definitely prefer the other two in the series. Definitely.

Beautiful all round

Loved all 3 books of the 3 brothers. heartfelt and sweet, enough action and spice. beautifully written.

Surprisingly Satisfying

Having read the previous two Kingcaid books, Johanis was portrayed as such a dark person. It seems hard to believe there is any hope for him. This is really a challenge for love to heal both his and Ella’s pain. A beautiful tale. I enjoyed it, and was pleasantly surprised by how satisfying and complete Johanis’ story grows.