J. S. Scott

Dante Sinclair never cared about his family's money. All the young billionaire ever wanted was to be a cop; and now that he's a homicide detective in Los Angeles, he's a damn good one. But when he is injured and loses his partner in the line of duty, he returns to his vacation home in Amesport, Maine, to recover. Sarah Baxter, a brilliant young doctor still struggling with her stifled upbringing, has recently moved from Chicago to sleepy Amesport to escape her past, hoping to find peace. When Sarah is assigned to Dante's case, there's an instant heat between them. They couldn't possibly be more different, yet their igniting passion is impossible to ignore. As new feelings awaken within Sarah, her haunted past returns, threatening her once again. But can Dante overcome his grief and discover the secrets Sarah is hiding in time to protect and rescue her?

No Ordinary Billionaire

Sara Uribe

I picked this up on a whim via Kindle Unlimited (I’m trying it out again as I had it before and I’m really enjoying it right now) that came as both an e-book and on Audible. Elizabeth Powers is such a perfect narrator for this book. I don’t think I could envision anybody else reading for this book. I loved her voices she had for each character and she really helped set the scene and paint a picture of what was actually happening in the story.

Boy have I been sucked in. The Sinclair family has taken me by the wrist and not let go. I am in love with this story. I found every part of it relatable, true and right from the heart. I appreciated and loved the relationship between Sarah and Dante from the second we are introduced to the both of them. Sarah (hey girl we have the same name) is an intelligent Doctor who didn’t know how to have fun and let loose. She was brought up to study, work hard and get a great job as soon as possible. Dante on the other hand is a billionaire who doesn’t give a hoot about money and only has a real passion for his job as a homicide detective in Los Angeles. For unforeseen, circumstances both end up in the Amesport, Maine

If you are not into very steamy sex scenes in books then I suggest that you steer clear from this series. Hello description and hello passion. JS Scott really knows how to bring those kind of scenes to life. It is honestly amazing.

I have said this time and time again, if an author can make me envision what is happening in my own mind while I am reading I know I am reading a great book. J.S.Scott is a great storyteller she knows just the right amount of details that you need to understand what’s going on in any given story. I one-hundred percent think I am obsessed with the Sinclair family and I can’t wait to read the rest of the books in the series.

Alpha Male? ✔️
Unbelievably steamy sex scenes? ✔️✔️
Tenderness and love that jumps right out in your face? ✔️✔️✔️

Absolutely ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ stars from me. This is definitely on my list of favorite books read into 2019!

Lynn Braden

Dante Sinclair is dealing with injuries delivered in a shoot out with a serial killer, but what is hurting him more is knowing that his partner died and he didn't.  The Sinclair family has rallied to help Dante, including his recently married brother, Grady, who is flying Dante back from Los Angeles to the Sinclair family compound in Amesport, Maine to recover.  When Dante arrives, he meets Dr. Sarah Baxter, his new doctor who quickly determines that along with his other injuries, he is suffering from survivor's guilt.  Dante and Sarah discover an immediate attraction, but Dante isn't the only one dealing with issues from the past.  The difference is that Sarah's may have followed her to Maine.

No Ordinary Billionaire is based on an excellent premise with lots of promising story beats, but it never lives up to its promise.  Insta-lust, info dumping, and simplistic solutions take up a great deal of this book, while several sex scenes fill the remainder of the pages.  If this had been a longer book, it might have been more satisfying, but overall, No Ordinary Billionaire is a very disappointing story.

No Ordinary Billionaire

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