Any Time, Any Place

By: Jennifer Probst

Narrated by: Madeleine Maby, Sebastian York

HGTV's Property Brothers meets The Marriage Bargain in this second volume in the Billionaire Builders series, an all-new, heart-wrenching, and sexy contemporary romance from New York Times best-selling author Jennifer Probst.

At 15 years old, Raven Bella Stratton's father was killed in a horrible car crash. The bigger shock was the discovery of a woman with him - Diana Pierce - and their two fully packed suitcases with airline tickets to Paris. Devastated by her father's betrayal, Raven went to live with her aunt, never truly overcoming the traumatic event. When she discovers that the mysterious woman had a family with a husband and three boys, Raven vows to leave the memory of her father behind.

Until Dalton Pierce visits one night and suddenly her past challenges her future....

Leaving his life in California behind to run Pierce Construction with his two older brothers, Dalton Pierce has enjoyed returning home and studying his passion of woodworking. But when he visits the local bar with his brothers one evening, he's immediately drawn to the smart-mouthed, badass, sexy bartender who sets his body on fire. Unfortunately, she doesn't seem as intrigued by him, and his multiple advances are met with rejection. When he offers to restore the bar back to its original glory, he begins to work with her on a daily basis, and falls harder. His plan of seduction slowly weaves a web around them both, until they are caught up in the spell. But Dalton doesn't know the secret that can either destroy them both...or finally mend two broken hearts.

©2017 Jennifer Probst (P)2017 Simon & Schuster, Inc.

Second Chance

I loved the first book in this series and as expected this one did not disappoint. Jennifer Probst continues to delight with the same amazing characters and story-line.
The narration of Sebastian York is always amazing and Madeleine Maby has improved somewhat from her staggered reading from the first book.
The story evolves and becomes more mysterious and really hooks you in.
Another book well worth the credit.

Good one !

I can't wait for Sidney and Tristan story! Sebastian and Madeleine gave such life on the characters!

Sizzling!

Raven lost everything, her trust of people, her way, and her ability to love! This all because on one person the women whom she believes caused the death of her father. Dalton always had a hole in heart ever since the death of his mother who he had believed was manipulated into running away with the man she died with. Now Raven and Dalton's worlds collide when Dalton is hired to restore Raven's bar. Raven sees her chance to get answers from the people who destroyed her father's name and reputation. Dalton has no idea who Raven actually is and finds himself falling in love for the first time.

Even better than book 1

This book was great!! Loved every minute - the story behind the brothers family and Raven's past intertwined into a fantastic story. Couldn't wait to get to the car to listen to this one and found it was even more interesting than the first! **Spoiler alert.....I had a little trouble with the revenge walk away by Dalton...but a pretty nice recovery!
Also liked Madeline Maby so much better in this book - maybe it was the southern drawl in the first that was hard to take.....
Well spent credit - just purchased book 3!!

love this whole series

I obviously listened to this series. I could not get enough and am kind of sad the whole thing is over!

Narrator Addictive

Always sad when the story ends. Looking forward to the next book in the series.

I'd never read a book by this author

Good read I love Sensation York!!! But Madeleine Many was Auful!! Her voice was so flat and no enthusiasm at all I'll probably read the other book I liked the cast of characters

Madeleine Maby was horrible

Sebastian York was his typical brilliant self however Madeleine Maby was horrible with her narration of the male roles. She slowed the narration down so far during the male role speaking I just wanted to skip ahead. Such a shame since Jennifer Probst is a great writer.

Liked the strong and unique characters

Narrator was great. All 3 books in the series are well done, different enough in characters and conflicts but well integrated. Fairly "spicey " and descriptive at times so be prepared if you don't want that kind of narrative.

I liked this book, but read them out of order!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I would but make sure to read them in order! :) It;s very angst filled... and has tons of emotion, and some sexual wildness but not as much as other books.

What did you like best about this story?

The push-pull between the two characters, and the way they both shut each other down a few times at the end. It was work getting them on the same proverbial page!

Which scene was your favorite?

Towards the end, where the two were chasing their tails - one upset w/ the other - and the revelation about their parents and intentions... the scene where she "woke up" and wanted to start their lives at 1am.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

many good one liners about fate and love.