Protecting Her Secret

The Why Choose Haremland

De: Ajme Williams

Narrado por: Gabriel Spires, Heather Firth

I kept our baby a secret, thinking it was the right decision.

And it was… until I found myself in a mess greater than any Hollywood movie could ever portray.

Working as a PR executive for a brilliant director was supposed to be fun. Little did I know that I'd meet not one but four men of my dreams.

Ryan, the country's superhero, is my baby daddy. His past might make him feel unworthy of love ,but he has every piece of my heart beating for him.

Kai, his co-star, is the exact opposite of Ryan. He doesn't know that his grumpiness makes him that much more endearing.

Thiago is famous to say the least. Landing a superhero franchise changed everything for him except one thing—his intense stare.

Michael completely switches on-screen. He could go from being introverted to a full-on alpha within seconds.

Each of them has me swooning over their chiseled abs and charming smiles, and it's putting my job at risk. It's also affecting my sanity because I'm having to lie to Ryan. He has no idea about his son, and I have no clue how he'd react after finding out.

Would he hate me? Will it end my career? What if I lose my child? Or the only source of income that lets me care for him?

My life is hanging from a thread, and only time will tell if I'm able to survive the passionate ordeal…

Protecting Her Secret is a standalone contemporary reverse harem romance guaranteeing a happily ever after. Intended for mature listeners.

©2022 Ajme Williams (P)2023 Podium Audio

A solid spicy story.

I enjoyed this book so much, I bought the second one. There could have been more to the story, but it was solid.

Whoa!!

This book was very steamy but extremely romantic and altogether awesome. I literally just finished it and am about to download the second book. Somebody please fan me!!

Good thing I only paid $3.

This book is badly written from the sex to what little plot there is. Sensuous kisses on the cheek? Everything being said sexily? She doesn't have a g-spot, she has a 'sacred spot' and just to change things up, a 'sacred button' too. The writer and editors can't have any idea how a real 7 year old thinks or talks. There's also the completely unrealistic idea of 2 virgins having an amazing night of sex their first time together. Then there's the glossed over fact that he completely abandoned her in college because he didn't know how to deal with the feelings and 7 years later they get together and she's not even mad. There's so much more that's just beyond the ability to suspend disbelief. The magically successful Hollywood PR firm going from not existing to a full staff and high profile clients in 6 months was par for the course to wind up the story... I feel sorry for the narrators who had to read this mess.