Forever His Favorite

By: Ava Selwyn

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

“Emily, I’m on my knees, begging you. Can’t you give me just one more chance?”

Lucas didn’t realize when he lost Emily. He thought it was just a small fight, that her blind love would bring her back.

Now, regret consumes him. The past resurfaces, and his desperation reaches unbearable heights.

Sebastian’s walls grow higher. His possessiveness intensifies with every threat to his wife. “Come near her, and I will ruin everything you love,” he warns.

Lucas will burn to fix what he broke—write a million letters, line streets with flowers, even beg her to divorce—anything to have her back.

But will it be enough to reclaim the woman he lost?

-Overprotective billionaire husband
-Jealousy and dangerous obsession
-Love triangle with a possessive twist

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Possessive Billionaires, Precious Sweethearts is a 9-book billionaire romance series told through three trilogies. Each trilogy features a different Graves brother and his own unforgettable, obsessive love story. Each trilogy can be read on its own, but books within a trilogy must be read in order.

This is Book 3 of 9

-Reading Order
Trilogy 1: The Billionaire’s Favorite
Book 1 – Obsessing Over His Favorite
Book 2 – Addicted To His Favorite
Book 3 – Forever His Favorite
Trilogy 2: The Billionaire’s Obsession
Trilogy 3: The Billionaire’s Sweetheart

Just... weird

One bizarre, immature scenario after another. It's like the author had all these dialog exchanges in mind and just threw them all into these three books whether they go with the story or not. Flashing from one scene to another with no continuity. Like, wait how did we get here? I like the plot but it's badly written . It's all over the place. One emotion to the next with no obvious reason. Because of that I never felt the emotions I needed to get invested in the CHAPTERS of sex scenes. Those were actually written pretty well but I literally skipped chapters because it was just sex sex and more sex. I love a good spicy book but this just missed the mark. The Virtual Voice narration didn't help but I've heard worse.
So, overall:
good plot
bad writing
in desperate need of an editor