The Virgin Billionaire: A Jet City Billionaire Serial Romance

Gina Robinson

Jun 2015 · Switched at Marriage Book 2 · Gina Robinson

About this ebook

Sure, she's married. Sort of. That doesn't mean she's dead.

FLIRTING AFTER THE ALTAR…

Kayla is in over her head. Being a billionaire’s wife of convenience for a year isn’t the fantasy job she expected. Sure, the pay is good. If she can last the year and not get caught in the lies she and Justin are telling. 

But she’s off men, so it should all be good. Until she meets Justin’s hot billionaire friend, Lazer Grayson, and the chemistry between them is immediate and undeniable.

With such intense competition from his hot friend, can Justin possibly win Kayla’s heart?

Second Installment of a new Romantic Comedy Serial

Welcome back to the exciting and romantic world of the Jet City Billionaires…

Switched at Marriage Serial Novellas

NOTE: These novellas must be read in the order listed below. If you haven't started the serial yet, pick up an ebook of the first episode, A Wedding to Remember, for FREE on this site!

A Wedding to Remember—24,500 words/106 pages

The Virgin Billionaire—27,000 words/119 pages

To Have and To Hold—28,000 words/120 pages

From This Day Forward—26,500 words/113 pages

For Richer, For Richest—26,400 words

>>>Romantic Comedy

>>>New Adult & College Contemporary Romance

>>>Contemporary Romance Humor

>>> Women's Fiction Romance

The Jet City Billionaires world presents romantic stories full of humor, laughs, secrets, mysteries, and poignancy. The Switched at Marriage serial follows the story of Justin and Kayla in a modern twist on the classic marriage of convenience story.

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Ratings and reviews

I think it's ridiculous to sell chapters like they are books. it is extortion and I for one can't afford to buy them. $18.00! I am on disability fixed income and get one book a month as a treat. So disappointed by the greed of the author or her agent. I liked the book so I'm sad. The rating given is not for the content of the book but is for how it's marketed.

Even though I would love to know the rest of the strory, I won't read 7 gooddamn extra books for a single story. They're also not having any samples and are too costly

I'm not sure why the books are broken up in so many reads. I feel a little ridiculous having to buy 7 different books just to read 1 story! More people would probably read these if you could purchase them in a set instead of all seperately.