Claimed by the Billionaire Triplets

An Enemies-to-Lovers Why Choose Romance

By: Molly Eden

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

An enemies-to-lovers reverse harem romance.

Enemies to Lovers + Why Choose + Hero Grovels + Grumpy x Sunshine + Triplets

I ruined a billionaire's tuxedo and his reputation in the same thirty seconds.

His lapel mic was still on. Three hundred guests heard me call Theodore Sawyer a fraud. And by morning, the whole internet agreed.

I should have known a man like that doesn't lose quietly.

The Sawyer triplets have unlimited money, a team of publicists, and a father who wants to destroy me.

I have no intention of apologizing, because I did nothing wrong. So when they come for everything I've built, I do the only thing I know how to do. Fight back.

Theo is cold and commanding, the kind of man who never says sorry, until he can't stop saying it to me.

Ander is all reckless charm and trouble, the triplet who decided he wanted me before I'd finished insulting his family.

Gideon is the quiet one, the dangerous one. And when he makes a decision, he gets what he wants.

And in the middle of my war with three billionaires, they stop fighting me and start protecting me from a threat I never saw coming.

They set out to ruin me. Now they'd burn it all down to keep me.

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Claimed by the Billionaire Triplets is a steamy reverse harem romance with three possessive alphas, an independent heroine who never asks for help, and a guaranteed HEA.

Enjoyable!

Another great story by this author! Though the VV isn't perfect, it is one of the versions that make it easier to listen. The VV changes with each character and I really like and appreciate that. The overall story is entertaining and the characters are well matched. I love a strong woman that takes no ish from anyone!

good story

I just can't get over AI narration, feels like part of the story is missing

the better ME

I truly believe that there are multiple ghost writers using the Molly Eden name. This one is from the good writer. I enjoyed this story. There is a level of mental and emotional intelligence and a consistency in how the characters are written that is not matched in all books under this pen name, or using this trope.
The Publisher’s Summary is not inaccurate, but it dumbs down the story.
Virtual Voice takes away from the quality of this book. I want to scream each time the female voice goes up several octaves to voice a male character. It’s so awful it makes the hair stand on end all up my arms.