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Excuse Me? Whose Baby?

A Billionaire’s Surprise Baby Romance

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Excuse Me? Whose Baby?

By: Jacqueline Diamond
Narrated by: Virtual Voice
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 Nobody was expecting this baby!

In the quirky town of Clair de Lune, California, the best of plans often go wildly astray. Now an incompatible couple—a tech billionaire and a free-spirited bicycle messenger—receive a shocking surprise: joint parenthood.

They’re sure this darling little girl can’t be their baby... until they discover that a recently deceased fertility expert used their genetic donations for her personal family plans. Then she went on vacation, fell off an elephant, and died.

Billionaire Jim Bonderoff is sure he will be the best dad ever because he can afford to hire help. Dex Fenton believes his idea of a home is seriously out of whack, and she moves in with him and his peculiar staff to prove it.

Thus begins another hilarious romcom by the USA Today bestselling author of Designer Genes and Yours, Mine and Ours. “Jacqueline Diamond writes marvelous romantic comedy.”—reviewer Leena Hyat. Excuse Me? Whose Baby? was originally published by Harlequin.
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Virtual voice is really hard to follow. it’s very hard to portray any emotions and there are often mispronunciations.

Cute story, fast moving

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This fun contemporary romance, narrated by AI, follows a struggling ABD grad student who encounters the "surprise baby," "billionaire," and "forced proximity" tropes in a university lab fertility clinic environment.

Fun Surprise Baby Tale done by Virtual Voice

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