Her Billionaire Secret

A BWWM Billionaire Romance

By: Lexi Johnson, Kiera Zane

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Two Hearts, One Web of Deception—Can Love Survive the Truth?

Danika:

They say you should never mix business with pleasure. I’ve lived by that rule, climbing to the top of my real estate game in Boca Raton. But then he walked into my office.

Jordan Winsome-Bradshaw—smooth-talking, devastatingly handsome, and so far out of my league it wasn’t even funny. He claimed he was house-hunting for his brother’s family, but the spark between us? That was all ours.

I should’ve kept it professional. I should’ve ignored the pull of his honey-bourbon voice and those deep, soulful eyes. I definitely shouldn’t have let him into my heart—or my bed. Because now I’m caught in a web of lies, and the man I thought I could trust is hiding more secrets than I can count.

Jordan:

Falling for Danika Marshall wasn’t part of the plan. I came to Florida undercover, hunting down a money laundering operation that’s draining my family fortune and threatening the legacy my cousin Mary left behind.

She was supposed to be just another real estate agent, a piece in the puzzle I needed to solve. But from the moment I saw her, Danika was more. Her wit, her ambition, her fire—it’s all I can think about, even as my lies threaten to tear us apart.

I want to tell her everything. I want to protect her. But if she finds out what I’m really doing in Boca, she might be the one thing I lose forever.

Her Billionaire Secret is a sizzling BWWM billionaire romance packed with tension, ambition, and undeniable chemistry. With secrets, danger, and unexpected twists, Danika and Jordan’s story will keep you hooked until the very last page.

Note: This Book was previously published as A Home for The Billionaire by Kiera Zane. It has had a complete overhaul, and while the story ends up in the same place, some parts of the journey have changed.

AINT!

The authors used “ain’t “ so much that I wanted to scream! How can we expect this upstanding, educated woman to be taken seriously using that word. Oh, but then EVERYONE else in the story uses it too. Let’s not forget to mention the familial similes! WTH! None of us knew aunt Joyce, but they sure kept comparing everything to something of hers! And describing the MMC’s eyes a baby blues or whatever they used CONTINUOUSLY was also exhausting. It’s already bad we had to hear the story in AI. But, sheesh the writing was cringy. The story actually had promise outside of that and the fact that it felt rushed and it’s very apparent that there was no real editing bc even they would’ve noticed the repetitive sentences.

Good story but…

The bad grammar grates and takes away from the story. Use of “ain’t” and “them” instead of “the” is like nails on a chalkboard.

too many metaphors

storyline was actually good. minus the metaphors.. Most of them seemed out of place. hope you do part 2. like to know how they end

What’s with the word ain’t?

I don’t even use the word. I do not know any one who uses the word. Virtual voice was not that good. Was the main woman character supposed to be smart or dumb? I couldn’t tell.

Worse

The grammar was so painful to listen to. There is so much potential. But this doesn’t feel like it was written by a person of color.