Man in Charge Duet

By: Laurelin Paige

Narrated by: Emily Roya, Jacob Morgan

Length: 13 hrs and 42 mins

Publisher's summary

Includes Man in Charge and Man in Love.

The Sebastians own this city. Hell, they own the whole world. All I want is one little piece of it, a corner that I can call my own.

So when my boss runs away to “find herself”, I seize the opportunity and dive headfirst into the Sebastian’s glamorous universe. It’s everything I’ve ever wanted—fast-paced and high-stakes—and, even though I don’t fit in, I’m excellent at faking it.

Until I come face-to-face with the man in charge, Scott Sebastian, the arrogant playboy heir with the mind of a devil, the body of a god, and a mouth I can’t stop thinking about.

He’s infuriating. He’s a distraction. He’s the man who wants me in his bed as much as I want to be there.

And, if I get too close, he’ll be the one person who could expose me for what I really am—a fraud.

©2023 Paige Press, LLC (P)2023 Paige Press, LLC

Great story line

Enjoyed this duet book. Great character building with several surprises. Loved how you got to see things from all sides.

DNF after 2 hours

I thought of everything from paying my bills to cleaning the garage over focusing on this story, ssoooo boring.

Love

Love the cute, funny, frustrating, and steamy story. Love the outtakes. I could listen to Jacob Morgan's voice all day!

Awesome

Such a feel good, sexy story with surprises along the way! I happen to have a complicated dysautonomia situation myself which is why I listed to audiobooks. I can’t read books or my eyes and head, neck and face all swell and cut blood flow off. Also happens just when I move and it’s been a crazy 7 year battle full of surgeries and so many lows, life changing everything, meds, docs, too much to even explain. The friends condition in this book came as a surprise to me and obviously struck an emotional chord. I usually just love the romance novels as an escape and entertainment since there’s little else I can do. At times I couldn’t even listen to audiobooks because my ears were too sensitive with some damage to the head….but this book just felt magical and also had a love story that was so refreshing and wonderful to witness without betrayals or misunderstandings… I’m so thankful for that!! Jacob Morgan’s voice is hottttttttt. Haha thank you!!!!

Good Story

The story moved along quickly, wish the books were longer and a little more to the story. It was a good listen and the narrators were very good. The outtakes were funny.

Time well spent with these books.

Great duet. These books consumed me, it’s been a long time since I’ve read a series that was so entertaining. Than In Charge and Man In Love had everything, great story plot, great characters, lots of rich family drama and a lot of spice. My emotions were spiraling with each chapter, grandpa Sebastian, he had a small role but he made a great impact in the story and stole my heart. His wise words to his grandson Scott, had a powerful impact on Scott’s decision, career and love life. Fantastic series, time well spent for readers. The narrators were fabulous as always.

One word WHY?

I enjoyed this duet and the narrators as always especially Jacob Morgan is hot as panty dropping 🥵 with that said.
Oh Authors why must you females base majority on weak, sad, no respect for themselves women? The heroines are always so sad to listen to and believe.
Who wants to fool around with a man who’s fingers was elsewhere GROSS!
Then all after that Extra Gross!!!!

Great story

I enjoyed this duet. The narrators were terrific. I was surprised and pleased there were so many directions the story led to

Great Story, Great Narration. Roller Coaster.

I love this author. I truly enjoy how she develops her characters and allows the reader/listener to take a journey with them. The narration from Emily Roya and Jacob Morgan was perfect. From moment one, the story had an allure to it. It wasn't clear how it would go. But it was engaging. And it just got better from there. In addition, the underlying theme, an illness that affects so many and is so under-discussed gave the story a feeling of reality. It felt like it came from somewhere. There was no shortage of heartbreak. There were moments that I just wanted to yell at the characters. And then there was the surprise character whose wisdom was not clear even to the reader at the time but gets laid out later. This was a wonderful story. The narration was great and well worth the read. Thank you to the author, the narrators and everyone who put this together.

A few twists I didn’t see coming

Feel good love story.
Nothing too dramatic or stressful.
No triggers that I can think of.