Menage: Addicted to the Billionaire Dragon

Olivia Peppersmith’s narration is the standout here, and she makes this audiobook feel like a deliciously guilty pleasure. Her Chloe is all breathy nerves and biting sarcasm, while the brothers get this deep, velvety rasp that instantly sells their alpha-dragon energy. The pacing is tight—no wasted words, just escalating tension that hits the ground running. That said, the story’s biggest strength is also its weakest: it’s *so* short that some of the emotional beats feel rushed. Chloe’s transformation from desperate job hunter to willing participant in a supernatural menage is abrupt, and the brothers’ motivations remain frustratingly vague. There’s also a missed opportunity with the world-building; a few more details about the dragon lore or the corporate setting could have added depth without slowing things down. If you’re here for the heat, you won’t be disappointed—Peppersmith’s performance sells the chemistry hard—but if you crave complexity or slower character development, this might leave you wanting more. Still, for a quick, fiery escape, it delivers exactly what it promises: high stakes, higher body counts, and a whole lot of *mmm-ahh*.