Audiobook Review: Meant for Me (Paradise Bay Billionaire Brothers #6) by Claudia Burgoa

 

Blurb: 

USA Today bestselling author Claudia Burgoa brings an enemies-to-lovers romance where the billionaire grump can’t help but fall for Ms. Sunshine.

I never thought I’d be the proud owner of a quaint small-town bookstore, but life has a funny way of surprising us.

With my virtual BFF’s encouragement to seize the day and follow my heart.

I say goodbye to my corporate job and say hello to my new adventure.

Until I meet the town’s grumpy billionaire, Huxley Spearman.

He’s every woman’s dream.

Tall, devastatingly handsome…

But annoyingly arrogant.

And if making a new enemy isn’t enough, there’s more:

1. My long-lost Mother might be alive.
2. This bookstore is the money pit.
3. My checking account is in shambles.
4. My online friend wants to be more than my virtual crush.
5. And, somehow, I‘m falling for two different men.

Can love truly grow from a virtual connection? Or will a rough-around-the-edges man steal my heart?

This is a heartwarming tale of love, second chances, and a twist of the unexpected. In this spiritual successor to “You Got Mail” and “Pillow Talk.”

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My Review - 5 of 5 stars - 

I did not want to stop listening to this story. Enid was a bright young woman with penchant for online gaming and an hurtful past. One of her online gamers had become her confidante regarding personal matters. Then into her life came Huxley, and things got interesting for her. Huxley was a bit judgmental to start, closed up into himself, though he was very loyal to family. His caring side came out with Enid, and he then worked out who she really was to him. I loved it! Worth reading and/or listening to.

The narration by Stephanie Nemeth-Parker and Chris Brinkley gave this story a lively rhythm, and I definitely enjoyed as they read their own characters' messages. It gave those messages more personality.