Prickle Forrest Books – Long Lost Book Review – Max Monroe – Tapping The Billionaire

Prickle Forrest Books

April 2024

Dear Readers,

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Long lost book reviews found! Woohoo! Woohoo!

Somehow these next few reviews that will be posted were lost in the draft folder. Now that management has cleaned out that pathetic thing we came across these reviews. Even , though we’re posting them now, luckily they were posted to Amazon and Good Reads appropriately at the time they were read and written. And since we still believe they were exceptionally entertaining books, we here at Prickle Forrest Books want our followers the chance to see what we think about such authors as Max Monroe, Lucy Score, and a few others. So thanks for bearing with us. Don’t hesitate to let us know what you think either.

Title: Tapping The Billionaire; Billionaire Bad Boys #1

Author: Max Monroe

Pages: 377

Publisher: Tanter Audio

Publishing Date: 2016

Reviewed By: Chrissy Hartmann (Christina Hartmann-Benchoff)

NetGalley Reviewer: 1375356

If you want one of those romances that lean toward the realistic, but naughty side, then Tapping The Billionaire will fit the bill.

This romance is a little like Sleepless In Seattle with a smattering of Fifty Shades Of Grey. But to be honest the sex wasn’t as bad in this one. Quite tasteful in some respects and with a much more palatable plot line even if the online dating app plot isn’t really all that new.

The Max Monroe team did a great job trying to make billionaire tech mogul and all around gorgeously handsome , Kline Brooks fit into Georgia Cummings’s world. And the whole scene with the lime juice had to be my favorite. The writers did an excellent job making that realistic. Kline’s definitely worth his weight in gold on that first date.

Then there’s Georgia. Cute, intelligent, confident, but yet still unsure of herself. Always doubting she could catch a man like Kline. And to catch him while still holding on to her virginity is quite the feet especially when some women would just throw themselves at the billionaire at any chance. It’s funny though that Georgia has been working for the bad boy for two years and is now just paying attention to him… Well sort of. She definitely comes across aloof from reality at times, which just shows you how normal people can be to the surroundings around them. It’s quite humorous to watch her realize that not all billionaires live the glitz and glamour side of life.

All in all, if you’re looking for a billionaire romance to pick up, I do suggest you check out Max Monroe’s Tapping the Billionaire; Billionaire Bad Boys Book 1 because even though the books a collaborative effort by a number of authors they did a fantastic job putting this one together with its believable settings, witty dialogue, outstanding visceral cues to make you feel like you’re right there with them in New York, and not to forget about the romance, it’s quite sizzling and well worth the read. I’m definitely looking forward to the next books in the series.

Available on Amazon, Barns and Noble, etc in paperback, E-book, audio, and hardback.

And for those of you who use the NLS BARD, it’s available there too.

https://www.amazon.ca › Tapping-Billionaire-Bad-Billionaires-Book-ebook › dp › B01ERT16PW

https://www.barnesandnoble.com › w › tapping-the-billionaire-max-monroe › 1123727590

https://www.audible.com › series › Bad-Boy-Billionaires-Audiobooks › B01M5FWA2U

Thanks for checking out this review.