Dirty Seduction

Steamy Billionaire Romance (Dufort Dynasty World)

By: Juliette N. Banks

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In Book One of The Montgomery Billionaires series by bestselling author Juliette N Banks, Knox Montgomery must prove himself to become CEO but a hot little temptation tests his willpower.

As the eldest son and heir to Ward Enterprises - a luxury fashion line that competes with names on the red carpet – you’d think the CEO role my father is vacating would be mine.

Apparently not. I have tough competition, but I’m going to prove my days of sleeping with women in the industry are over.

Then in walks Payton, my new sexy PR consultant, and I swear I’m fucking cursed.

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Knox Montgomery. Powerful, handsome, and broody. What an aphrodisiac. I worked hard to get this job in the city’s top PR firm, so I won’t do anything to sabotage it.

As in sleep with the client.

*Googles modern-day chastity belts*

It will be fine. Until I realize exactly how closely I’ll be working with Knox on the new Verity & Co. collection launch.

Oh, god. It won’t be fine…

Dirty Seduction is book one in the steamy Montgomery Billionaires series. This forbidden billionaire romance will appeal to readers who like spicy books with strong storylines, dominant heroes, witty dialogue, heart-clenching moments, and a delicious happy ever after.

Really Bad AI

Story was predictable, AI soulless, mispronunciation of, or using incorrect words, phrasing was incredibly bad, Very early on in the book, chapter introduction jumped by two.

I HATE the Virtual Voice narration

This review is all about the awful narration of the Virtual Voice.
It is often monotone and robotic When thing are said that should be said with feeling or shouting they are not.
When the female and male character are talking back and forth it is very difficult to keep track of who is talking since they are both in the same robotic voice.
There are often pauses when there should not be and no pauses when there should be.
I will Never purchase a Virtual Voice narration again.
The actual story was good, good enough for me to endure listening to the narration.