The Italian Billionaire's Abandoned Wife

By: Marian Tee

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

He abandoned her on their wedding night...

His name is Marcus Ravelli, and he's very, very Italian. Utterly wicked, absolutely arrogant, and smoldering hot. He's one of my brother's closest friends, and we met one unforgettable summer, when he was eighteen, and I was nineteen.

I've never forgotten him, and when we meet again, sparks start flying like ten years haven't gone by. I want him more than ever, and so when he asks me to marry him, I say yes...only to have him break my heart in the most cruel way there is.

I want a divorce, but my Italian billionaire husband offers me a deal instead...

Note: This is the single-title version of My Italian Billionaire Pt. 1 and 2. Steamy, angsty romance. No cliffhangers.

the intense love they new they had 444 each other

the whole father n mother part was just ugh... SMH but it is overall a good book and I would recommend it

The storyline it was really interesting, except for the virtual voice

The actual voice made it really hard to get into this book and then it made it really hard to keep listening to it

Oh Crap!

Is the author joking when she uses the word ‘crap’ more than 100x as an exclamation? The h sounds like she’s from Minnesota. I know it’s a nitpick, but it definitely pulled me out of the story every time she used that word. Not sex… Otherwise, the story was ok, the language and pacing could use some work, but overall it had some merit.

Couldn’t finish it

Only 2 hrs left and I can’t continue to torture myself by listening to this book. The virtual voice is bad enough but I strongly believe that this book was also written by AI (artificial intelligence). There are huge gaps and jumps and the storyline is horrible.

The tone.

The tone was same level throughout the whole book. it didn’t feel like you are listening to a story. it was somehow boring I couldn’t listen anymore. especially with the oh no crap crap over and over. I didn’t even care to find out what happened in the end.