The Wrong Billionaire's Bed (Billionaire Boys Club)

I'm really enjoying the Billionaire Boys Club series, Jessica Clare is definitely an author who's books are becoming an auto-buy, steamy hot romances that will have your eyes glued to the pages as you fly through the book, unable or unwilling to put it down. I loved the chemistry between straightlaced prim and proper Audrey and sexy playboy Reese, when Audrey arranges with childhood friend Cade to use his cabin to help her world famous singing sensation and drug addict twin sister Daphne detox, she never would have guessed that as well as helping her sister with the assistance of Cade that she would come to realise that her longtime crush on him is nothing compared to the feelings that billionaire Reese brings out in her, sure her first impressions aren't great, when she first meets him he's making out with a woman in a hot tub at the cabin, but he is the only one capable of bringing out her fiery side which she keeps hidden. What starts off as a lot of dares between the two which include kissing and skinny-dipping, they'll soon both come to realise that they're more suited to one another than they'll ever admit, it soon becomes awkward with Audrey's old crush Cade and new one Reese cohabiting in the same place, but fate has it's way of working things out, and with these two and their stubborness to admit their feelings they'll need it. The interaction between this couple was not only steamy but very funny as well. I was entertained the whole way through, the storyline flowed effortlessly and ended way to soon, I enjoyed reading Audrey and Reese's story I just wanted more pages to spend more time with this couple that I really love. Another great release from Jessica, now for the next one!

We've known Audrey for a while now; she's Logan's quiet assistant, Gretchen's little sister and we found out in the last book that she has a drug addict - pop star twin sister. Now it's her turn to find love with her very own billionaire. But our little meek Audrey is in for quite a surprise when she ends up with, not Cade Archer - the friend she's been in love with since her teenage years, but Reese Durham. Audrey's twin Daphne is a hot mess and needs to detox, but rather than go to rehab, Cade offers the seclusion of his hunting cabin for the three of them to hunker down in while Daphne is removed from the Hollywood lifestyle and all drugs are far out of reach. This is Audrey's chance to spend some time with Cade so he can finally see her as more than just a little sister. But her plans go up in smoke when she finds Reese already at the cabin and discovers that he isn't planning on leaving anytime soon. Suddenly her thoughts are lingering more on Reese than on Cade and her sister. And Reese seems to like the way he can cause her to lose all sense of control. When he discovers the crush that Audrey has on Cade, he decides to use it to his advantage - but neither expected their little game to ever mean anything to either of them. We get a somewhat complicated love story with The Wrong Billionaire's Bed. Not only do we get Audrey & Reese's story but we get a hint at Cade's future story. All Audrey's life she has had to put up with the crazy antics of her sister, but Audrey always took the high road. She has carried the responsibility and fawned over the man that she has loved for years without ever going for what she wanted. But for the first time, someone is bringing out a new side of Audrey. Reese can push her buttons like no one else and although they get off to a rocky start, they both seem to begin to crave the way they react to each other. Jessica Clare has done it again, another pairing of two complete opposites that you never would have guessed fit together. And although the side that Reese seems to get Audrey to display is often her temper, he does get a chance to show that he knows her much better than you expected. It's not all fieriness that he can pull from her, he also is able to get her to let down her walls long enough to be emotional rather than be the strong one for everyone. Reese seemed to be a bit more stubborn and it was a great mix to see not only what he was able to get Audrey to see, but what she was able to get him to see. These two were completely unexpected, but fit perfectly. Although not my favorite of the series so far, it was thoroughly enjoyed and hard to put down. Not sure if Cade's story will be up next - although part of me is a bit pulled in Jonathan's direction.

After reading both of Jessica Clare's first two books in the Billionaire Boys Club series, I was excited to read Reese's Durham's story. We already knew he was the charming, slightly arrogant playboy of the group, and I was looking forward to seeing how he would change to a man who would find love and commitment in a single woman. We met Audrey Petty early on, as she is Logan's assistant and Gretchen's younger sister, but this book dived deeper into her character. She is a woman who puts on a strong front. Keeping herself cool and collected at all times, needing to hold control for she has always been the most responsible person of her family. At times throughout the book, I felt like telling her that it was okay not to be okay all of the time. But her struggle of trying to be perfect all of the time adds to her character and personality. And it is where Reese factors in the most. Reese views her as uptight and someone who never lets her hair down. He sees the way she's chasing after a man who is oblivious to her feelings and the way she goes through her life with the same boring and controlled routine. And takes it upon himself to flip that world of hers upside down. There is blackmail, there is bickering, there is hot sex, there is everything you could look for between two clearly opposite characters. And yet, you find yourself rooting for them. Rooting for them to figure out that they belong together, because they bring out something in the other person that they desperately need. For Audrey, it's the freedom and power to go a little crazy from time to time. For Reese, it's responsibility and realizing that not everything in life is clean cut and easy to accomplish through sex and money. I gave this book five stars because it's a story of unexpected love. Reese Durham and Audrey Petty on paper do not match, but in reality they were made for each other. I felt that Jessica Clare did a good job of balancing the hate, the lust, the desire and the anger between these two characters. Reese Durham and Audrey Petty's happy ending was well deserved, and I know this will be a book I will be rereading many times over!

I was on holiday and thought I'd try a billionaire series as something different and stumbled across this series. I loved it!!!! Each book has it's own unique story line and the characters are really likable and the sex scenes are steamy. The series is based around 6 male billionaires - with each story focusing on a specific billionaire. The Wrong Billionaires Bed focused on two characters that we had already gotten to know in the other books, so you knew going in the sparks were going to fly. That said, it was not a predictable story line. Loved both lead characters and really enjoyed their sparring. Each book sets up a little for the following book (enough to get you interested), but not enough that you feel like you are missing out on the main story. I finished the first 3 books in quick succession and really can't wait for the next one! Jessica Clare has now become one of my favorite authors.

I wish Amazon would let you give half stars. If so, this would be a 3 1/2 for me. This is my least favorite of the series so far. I just didn't really like Audrey very much. I loved Reese and thought he was sweet in a way and liked the many ways he got Audrey all riled up. She was so hung up on Cade that she kind of treated Reese like crap. The ending was pretty rushed as well. It was still a good book and would recommend it.

I finished the third 'Billionaire Boys Club' novel, "The Wrong Billionaire's Bed", last night, and it was another enjoyable read by Jessica Clare. I will be ordering the fourth, "Once Upon a Billionaire" tonight, and then will be waiting for the next book in the series to be released later this year. I stumbled onto the first book, "Stranded with a Billionaire" quite by accident, but as soon as I finished it, I knew I had to read the rest. The novels are 'opposites attract' love stories about a group of long-time friends (who just happen to be billionaires, both self made and born rich) who meet their true loves in very enjoyable, well written stories. All the billioinaires show up in supporting roles in each book, so there is a continious flow from story to story. There were times when the stories are a bit slow, but it was not a major problem and ithey soon picked up. if you are looking for well written stories with interesting characters and locations, the 'Billionaire Boys Club' novels are for you.

Finally, I thought -- finally we get to read Cade's story, the sweetest of the Billionaire Boys Club. Nope! I balked when I realized this was Reese's story, but trusted Clare despite having my reservations about the character. Turns out I made the right choice, as this was just a wonderful, sweet book that had me smiling and laughing throughout. Audrey is wonderful (I mean, we've known this from the few scenes with her in previous books) but her characterization and the relationship between her and her sister were just so engaging. There was plenty of angst, too, but not of the gut-wrenching kind -- and it made the ending so much sweeter. Of the three Billionaire Boys Club books I've read to date, this one is without question my favourite, and it is really nice to know that Cade's story is still coming. I'm a sucker for sweet beta heroes, but this book made me fall in love with Reese as well!

I love this author and have fallen in love with the men of the Billionaire Boys Club. This one was exceptional. Don't get me wrong I love Bronte' and Gretchen, but Audrey has always held a special spot. I love how she gets just what she needs, even though she thought she already knew. I laughed, I cried, and then smiled. I just hope Daphne gets her happy ending. I love that this author revisits the other characters, but has a great new story. Can't wait to see what happens with the other men in this group. Just keep them coming, J. Clare!

First off, Jessica Clare is one of my favorite author. I loved the first 2 billionaire boys club and this one is as good as the first two. I devoured it in one sitting. I have been so looking forward to this and it didn't disappoint. It was fun, witty, sensual, delightful and crazy hot. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

This was a little predictable but the story held its own compared to others. I loved the whole attempted love triangle and the realisation of what you have held onto for long might not be what you want. It was emotional, i did get annoyed but it was also well written with two characters who i adored. Best one of the series in my opinion.

Great book, really enjoying this series

I really like Audrey and Reece, and not just because I share my name with Audrey. There was a lot of fun and playfulness mixed up with the other stuff that made this story a really good read. I enjoyed it.

Wow, Reese is absolutely scrummy. Every male lead in this series is swoonworthy & the stories just get better & better. Can't wait to read the next one ......off to the store !!!