The Organized Bride

De: Lucy McConnell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

He promised her security, not love.

But she’s never had someone look at her like she mattered—until now.

MaKayla knows how to make a night unforgettable—she’s built her career planning high-end events with elegance, precision, and just the right sparkle. But when her dream of owning her own business slips out of reach, she accepts a mysterious offer from the elite Billionaire Marriage Brokers: one year of stability, financial backing, and connections that could launch her future. All she has to do is marry a man she’s never met.

Gabe Russell is used to taking care of everyone but himself. Burned by betrayal and buried in obligations, he needs more than a personal assistant—he needs a partner who can handle his public image and private charity empire. What he doesn’t need? A woman who stirs up long-buried hope and makes him wish their agreement came with a second year.

Their marriage was meant to be a transaction.

But under the surface of boardroom meetings, calendar syncs, and formal introductions… something real begins to take root.

She’s not just checking boxes—she’s changing his life.

And he might be the first person who’s ever seen her heart and called it home.

If you love slow-burn arranged marriages, billionaires with tender hearts, and heroines who find strength in being truly seen, The Organized Bride will sweep you off your feet.

Very Good Story

I love the story line. Lucy does a very good job writing fun stories. The virtual voice has issues as it does not always pronounce words correctly/ Makayla is said Maw Kay La most of the time throughout the story and Bryan was a brain in a couple of places which I notice due to a friend whose husband is a Bryan and not a brain so I notice it every time. It is very distracting from the story.

The organized Bride

The story was a nice story to listen too while working. The price for audio was a very good deal . The reason I gave a one is the way virtual voice pronunciation. Virtual voice always does this but in this book. The Womens name not pronounced correctly. It was used in ever other sentence and was very annoying,