Fifth Avenue Fling

A Grumpy Boss Romantic Comedy (Billionaires in Charge)

De: Rosa Lucas

Narrado por: Niamh McEnhill, Dale Grant

I’m nannying for the grumpiest single billionaire dad in Manhattan... and he’s one outburst away from firing me.

I need a visa – like, yesterday. I’m not ready to leave the bright lights of New York for my seaside hometown in Ireland.

So, when the opportunity arises to become a live-in nanny maid for a billionaire single dad, I jump at the chance. How hard can it be, right?

Harder than I thought.

The first time I meet Killian Quinn, I get kicked out of his fancy hotel.

The second time we cross paths, the guy looks ready to slam the door in my face.

Yet, by some miracle (call it the luck of the Irish), he agrees to give me a chance. He’s desperate too.

But when Killian makes it clear that I’m the worst nanny maid in all of Manhattan, I’m one wrong move away from being deported.

So why is it when his eyes flash with anger, it feels like there’s something hotter than his temper under there?

And more importantly — can I take the heat?

Fifth Avenue Fling is a standalone, hot romantic comedy with a grumpy, billionaire single dad and his sunshine nanny.

©2023 Rosa Lucas (P)2023 Rosa Lucas

better read without audible

The story overall is a good read. However this dual Narration is not it. Do people not relisten to lines before they publish a audio?! The female narrator when doing the male narration she sounds like a slow robot learning the american accent and english for the first time. During intimate scenes or when the character are expressing emotion (like a shouting match) the female narrator is reading slow and bland. The male narrator female voice was also annoying. I would of perfered a male narrator with a deeper, chrismatic voice. The way Killian is described and then the voice I hear is just not creating the fantasy. At least for me. This should have been duet, but I probably would not have liked still cause of the ML voice This was not worth the 1 credit. So mad I can't get it back.

Great love story

I was listening to this at work and started crying. Great love story. The female narration was great but the male narration needed to be a deeper voice with a better growl.

Loved this one!

🔘Single dad + nanny
🔘Grumpy Sunshine
🔘Billionaire Romance
🔘Age Gap

Clodagh's visa was hanging by a thread, with her dream of a life in NYC slipping away. Just when all hope seemed lost, she stumbled upon a job opportunity as a nanny for the notoriously grumpy and wealthy Killian Quinn. As Clodagh navigated the complicated dynamics of the unpredictable Quinn family, she knew her visa depended on her ability to endure their dysfunction.

✨Thoughts✨
This story unfolded gradually, and its slow burn hooked me from beginning to end. Clodagh, the resilient Irish female main character, embodied positivity and kindness, while Killian was the tortured hero. Rosa Lucas seamlessly infused the right amount of angst and humor into the narrative, striking the perfect balance!

🎧While the narration was generally good, it took some time for me to adjust to the inflections and tones of both voices. However, once I became accustomed to their delivery, the story flowed effortlessly.

If you're a fan of the single dad and nanny romance, this book is a must-read or listen if you enjoy audiobooks!

Great story

I loved the story and the pace of the story. The characters were charming and so lovable. I was annoyed by voice of the female narrator when she was doing a male voice...too robotic. However, in the female voice it was great.

Oh my… I can usually power through but the voice acting is miserable.

This is a DNF for me after chapter 4. I cannot bare the voice acting. The Irish “kind of” accent is bad and then when she changes to the male voice it is too painful.

Horrible Male Narrator

I’m not sure who thought the male narrator was a good choice but they were sorely wrong. His voice was horrible. I really struggled to get into this book. The London Series was much better!!

stilted dialog

The story was okay. but I was completely distracted by the ridiculously stilted dialogue that the Macon had The way the language was spoken it did not sound like human speaking. It sounded more like AI. not at all human-like. never in my life have I heard anyone's style of speech be a stilted it as it was in this book. completely ruined the story. supposed to be two people in love. lusty and sexy. sorry busty and sexy does not come with big gaps between every sentence

Meh

I’ll be honest: I really didn’t love the narrators here. They didn’t seem suited to romance. The male narrator was also mispronouncing words - pronouncing them the way you would in Irish, but not American English. This happened with different phrases and terms in the book in general - using an Irish word for things rather than an American word - which took me out of the story as someone from the NYC area. I absolutely understand authors will write about places beyond what they know, but I’d expect they’d get some readers (or listeners) from that area to help them with authenticity. I normally love the single dad trope, but this just didn’t do it for me - maybe in part because the first time the FMC and MMC hook up, he doesn’t even bother to try to make it good for her? She doesn’t come, and he doesn’t notice or doesn’t care, which seems weird.