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kelly_reads_books's review against another edition
5.0
I really enjoyed this story. I loved the characters and the menage with multiple characters.
Plus the bonus is there was a bit of mystery happening too.
Very good story. Highly recommend it!!
Plus the bonus is there was a bit of mystery happening too.
Very good story. Highly recommend it!!
mistysreads's review against another edition
1.0
This is an extremely short book, I would not buy it, it was too short and you can't really get into the story because of how fast it moves.
beckyrendon's review against another edition
3.0
Stepbrothers....yummy, yummy, step brothers! Stepbrothers are my "own personal brand of heroin" (yes, I stole that quote from a book made famous by a movie...)
The Billionaires: The Stepbrothers is a naughty trek into the world of fraud...and menage. It has an intriguing story line that will keep you entertained with a surprising twist.
The Billionaires: The Stepbrothers is a naughty trek into the world of fraud...and menage. It has an intriguing story line that will keep you entertained with a surprising twist.
kymreads's review against another edition
4.0
Good chemistry between the characters although at times their dialogue seemed a bit predictable. However, the plot and suspense was very entertaining! Twists and turns that you wouldn't expect which impact all of the characters. Even the ending was somewhat surprising. The plot, suspense and ménage affair makes this worth reading!
Thank you NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for an advance reader copy in exchange for an honest review.
Thank you NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for an advance reader copy in exchange for an honest review.
romantasylife's review against another edition
3.0
The Billionaires follows Jewel Castalano. She's a wealthy entrepreneur who has loved two men in her entire life. Rogen Angelini and Vin D'Angelo. Two men who left her heartbroken at a young age. Two men who are her family's rivals.
The Castalanos and the Angelinis have had a feud that's lasted almost a decade. With that feud comes land that both families own and refuse to sell to one another. Well, Jewel wants that land and she's gonna work hard to get it.
She strikes a deal with Gian Angelini, Rogens father, to acquire the land. But being back at their estate thrusts her back into her romantic fling with Rogen. Which in turn, gets her back with Vin also.
This book is all about the romance between the three and how they want to get their families to quit their feud so they can work together again and be romantic out in public.
I was really excited to pick this book up. It had a slow start and I had a hard time getting into the story line. It finally started picking up a couple of chapters in. I thought this book was going to have more drama. Even the family drama is kind of boring.
I didn't like Jewel too much. I couldn't tell you why though, I just didn't like her. I sorta liked Rogen and Vin. Although, we don't get too much on them.
I do have the second book to this series and I'm not entirely sure when I'll pick it up because if it's anything like this one, I'm not going to thoroughly enjoy it.
The Castalanos and the Angelinis have had a feud that's lasted almost a decade. With that feud comes land that both families own and refuse to sell to one another. Well, Jewel wants that land and she's gonna work hard to get it.
She strikes a deal with Gian Angelini, Rogens father, to acquire the land. But being back at their estate thrusts her back into her romantic fling with Rogen. Which in turn, gets her back with Vin also.
This book is all about the romance between the three and how they want to get their families to quit their feud so they can work together again and be romantic out in public.
I was really excited to pick this book up. It had a slow start and I had a hard time getting into the story line. It finally started picking up a couple of chapters in. I thought this book was going to have more drama. Even the family drama is kind of boring.
I didn't like Jewel too much. I couldn't tell you why though, I just didn't like her. I sorta liked Rogen and Vin. Although, we don't get too much on them.
I do have the second book to this series and I'm not entirely sure when I'll pick it up because if it's anything like this one, I'm not going to thoroughly enjoy it.
jgilge's review against another edition
2.0
This one was a bit longer than I expected, and actually had something that could be considered a plot. There was a lot of backstory for all three of the main characters and their family feud. Jewel was a woman scorned by the man she loved. Their reunion was everything that I hoped for. Vin and Angelo were pretty cool, Vin less so because he has the typical male inability to communicate properly, but he gets over it.
Full review here.
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jgilge's review against another edition
2.0
This installment was pretty much exactly the same as the previous installments. I have enjoyed Scarlet's character from the moment she was introduced, and I loved her in this one. Michael and Sam were interesting, I liked them, but were just the same as almost every other alpha male in love with a girl. It was a pretty quick read, predictable, enjoyable, but didn't impress me. It didn't seem to get me out of my romance book slump either.
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jeannethinks's review against another edition
4.0
Star crossed lovers, misunderstandings and time apart, this is where we met with the three childhood friends. Family feud that the heirs want to resolve, throw the third into the mix and you end up with fireworks. Jet setting journey and barriers fall. Can love lost find its way when there are three hearts in the balance?
jeannethinks's review against another edition
4.0
An intriguing installment to the series. When Scarlet sets her mind to solving a mystery for her clients she usually closes the case, by any means. When faced with the elusive billionaire Michael Vandenburg she's not certain she'll be able to take the same road. Instant attraction times two throws Scarlet for a loop when she meets Michael's equally intriguing stepbrother Sam Reed. While these brothers couldn't be more different, they each ignite Scarlet. But she still has to focus on the case which creates friction since she's attempting to locate stolen art from the Vandenberg home. This careful balance of super steamy and sleuth creates a fast paced read.
greylandreviews's review against another edition
4.0
3.75 stars
11-14
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11-14
ARC provided by Netgalley and St. Martin's Press will post a review closer to release date.