The Wrong Billionaire's Bed by Jessica Clare

Audrey Petty's always been the responsible one. The good twin.  Successful, dependable, and trustworthy--that's Audrey. She'd be the perfect girlfriend for her childhood crush, billionaire Cade Archer...except that she's pretty sure she's not even on his radar. But when fate (and her chaotic twin) come together, Audrey finds out that she'll be spending the next month with Cade at his remote cabin retreat. It's a dream come true...
 
Until she meets her worst nightmare.
 
Billionaire playboy Reese Durham is used to seducing women to get what he wants. But when stiff, too-proper Audrey bursts into the private mountain lodge and scares his companion out the door, it's time for a little revenge. It's clear that Audrey's in love with his buddy, Cade...and it's clear to Reese that blackmailing Audrey with this information can get her to agree to just about anything. Like furtive kisses in the dark, or a secret rendezvous in the woods. Audrey may think she knows what she wants, but Reese is determined to show her what she needs.
 
And as Reese discovers the volatile minx behind the buttoned-up exterior, he starts to think maybe she's just what he needs, too


This is the third book in the Billionaire Boys Club. Audrey Petty is the sister of Gretchen, who was in Beauty and the Billionaire. I think Beauty and the Billionaire is still my favorite of this series, but I still really enjoyed this book too.

Audrey is the 'good twin', she thinks because her twin, Daphne is a drug-addict and has always been the more bad of the two, Audrey feels that she has to be the proper, prim, and always responsible one.
She's always there for Daphne when she needs help, when she needs someone to lean on and she's always someone people can depend and rely on. Aubrey is also in love with her childhood crush, Cade.


Throughout this book Daphne really annoyed me. She appeared in Beauty and the Billionaire, high and drunk and insulted Hunter. I really didn't like her from the start, she just had made a really bad impression on me when she was in Beauty and the Billionaire and honestly this book didn't make me like her any more than before.


I loved Reese! He was sexy and entertaining. I don't usually like books about players who meet a girl and change into a relationship type guy, I think those kinds of books are a little over done, but I gave this book a shot anyway just because I love the Billionaire Boys Club, and this book was still super good! I really love Jessica Clare.


So, Reese and Aubrey meet and they have an instant disliking to each other. Reese makes Aubrey bring out her feistyness. I love that around Reese, Aubrey doesn't try to hide her feelings like she does from everybody else, she lets him know how she's feeling most of the time and doesn't close herself off from him.


Reese and Aubrey were so perfect for each other and I loved their relationship because they both were able to be themselves around each other and Reese brought Aubrey out of her shell, and he's just so freaking sweet towards the end!


My Rating: 4/5 stars!