90 Days to Love

By: Cassie Verano

Narrated by: Ruben Reid, Geneva Mitchell

When a daring travel vlogger impersonates her lookalike to complete a bucket list task at an exclusive resort, she never expects to fall in love with the billionaire owner while hiding behind a web of lies in this twisty romance from USA Today’s bestselling author Cassie Verano.

It all started with a bucket list, a pact, and a little curiosity …

Anyssa Kelley, a YouTube travel vlogger, is ticking off 30 items to complete before her 30th birthday in 90 days. The most elusive item on her thirty-before-thirty list is to fall in love. Yet, on her quest, she accumulates a string of meaningless affairs and an indiscriminate reputation.

Over dinner with a group of travelers at a resort, she meets vineyard owner Camila Martinez, who resembles her strikingly. The two become fast friends when Anyssa learns about Camila’s dilemma: tour the exclusive invitation-only resort Belle Baie in Mauritius for work research or return home for her father’s emergency surgery. Piqued by the intrigue of the resort, Anyssa suggests she should go to Mauritius as Camila, promising to complete Camila’s assignment. Armed with a fake ID, Anyssa heads to Belle Baie, ready to research and tick off the last item on her list … finding a forever love.

When she arrives, she meets and clicks with Belle Baie’s owner, wealthy Colombian real estate mogul, Nazário “Nazar” Rivas. As their attraction grows, Nazar is afraid to lose his heart to Anyssa because he trusts no woman after suffering a devastating loss years earlier. But Nazar can’t deny he’s falling for her. Only to him, she is Camila.

While Anyssa is fearful of revealing the truth, Nazar’s past comes back to haunt him and threatens to take him away from her forever. Can Anyssa and Nazar survive the damaging impact of their realities, and will their deceptive ways destroy their love connection?

©2025 Cassie Verano (P)2025 Recorded Books

Good Story

I liked the premise of the story... I enjoyed the female narrator even though she sounded like she was in a tunnel at times and too loud at other times.