Filthy Rich Vampires: The Complete Duet

De: Andie M. Long

Narrado por: Rachel Woods, Charlie Chesterfield

One journalist looking for secrets of the filthy rich. Four vampires looking for a mate to share.

Filthy Rich Players

Carter, Flynn, Smith, and Jayden are sons of the Billionaire elite of Carbon Beach.All play and no work, their reputation of treating women badly lands on gossip columnist Serena Saxton’s desk. Eager for an expose that will whisk her away from her mediocre Manhattan house-share, she jumps at the chance to travel to Malibu and unearth the secrets of the infamous players. But their darkest secret is one she couldn't have foreseen–they're vampires, looking for one woman to love and to share, and they think Serena might be the one.…

Filthy Rich Husbands

Finally, they've found the woman of their dreams…and they want her to be their wife.

Carter, Flynn, Smith, and Jayden, are now living with, and loved-up with, Serena…but is it all about to turn into a nightmare? After unearthing a secret about her past, Serena feels she needs to focus on that before thinking about the future. Not to mention, Smith needs to deal with his demons, and they aren't all in his mind. Carter's and Flynn's careers begin to soar, and Jayden's ex returns to Carbon Beach. Can they move forward together when life is pulling them apart?

©2018, 2021 Andie M. Long (P)2023 Andie M. Long

Tables get turned on Serena

The players got played, and then the prey got played by her mind and body. What started out as an expose' turned into a great love match for five. It was a bit of a bumpy road due to other's jealousy, but a wize man got to the bottom of it all. I enjoyed meeting the guys, and loved each one. I loved the ending. I recommend this fun hot listen. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest opinion. I enjoyed the narrators, and feel they did a good job bringing the characters and story to life.

Vampire RH

Performance - On the plus side this is duet narration but that is about the only thing it has going for it. The male narrator does not have enough variation in his voice. All the MMCs sound similar. The only one that was distinct was Smith and the voice he chose was super annoying. The female narrator was good though so that helped me get past the male voices.

Story - This is a complete duet and the first book was better than the second. It is RH with hidden from society supernaturals, specifically vampires. The plot wasn’t unique but it was enjoyable. The second book was a little bit less believable as far as character motivations but it wasn’t bad. There are some very steamy scenes that I thoroughly enjoyed.

Liked

Audiobook done well. The two narrators, Rachel Woods and Charlie Chesterfield, done an excellent job. I liked that whether the pov was the men ( Carter, Flynn, Smith, or Jaden) or Serena , the men’s voices was always spoken by Mr. Chesterfield and Serena was done by Ms. Woods. That is different than most audiobook I’ve listen to the POV was still read the by narrator of that chapter.
The story is hot spicy and no way suited for anyone under 18, maybe even 30, lol!

Not my fav

This seemed like a good start but died quickly. Do not like the narration of the guys. Terrible voices for hot male vampires.

decent story

decent story with decent narrators. not my favorite but a good listen and story over all. going to look into a couple other books from this author!

Filthy Rich

This is a quick read/listen that's really hot. Serena wants to expose the Rich Playboys, and ends up well liking them. She finds out there's more going on than what she thinks and someone is out to end her new found happiness before it has a chance to begin. I enjoyed listening to this, both narrators do a great job

Very disappointed!

Horrible plot, predictable and unexciting. Narrations were dull and monotonous. A complete waste of ear time that you won’t ever get back.

High hopes

It was really bad fanfiction… I wish it had been better but it fell short on all the markers except for the bit of spice that was present