The Billionaire’s Good Girl — Audiobook
$3.99
Tech billionaire Alexandra Lin hires Elena Reyes as her live-in house manager and discovers that competence, praise, and domestic intimacy can become far more personal than either woman planned. The Billionaire’s Good Girl by Aurora North is a high-heat sapphic age-gap romance with billionaire/employee tension, domestic D/s, class difference, and a happily ever after. Digitally narrated audiobook. For listeners 18+.
Description
About the book
She hired a housekeeper. She’s keeping her.
Alexandra Lin is a self-made tech billionaire with a glass penthouse, three phones, and no free time. She hires a live-in house manager because the rest of her life is controlled down to the minute and her home is the one thing she cannot seem to manage.
Elena Reyes is overqualified, underpaid, and finished being used. The job offers real money, a beautiful apartment, and one impossibly competent boss.
Neither woman expects two words to change the atmosphere between them: good girl.
Professional attraction develops into a private domestic D/s arrangement where praise becomes a love language and the line between employer and partner gets harder to ignore.
When the power imbalance starts threatening the relationship they have built, both women have to decide whether they can dismantle the structure that brought them together and choose each other on equal footing.
Book details
Author: Aurora North
Genre: Sapphic contemporary billionaire romance
Pairing: FF
Tropes: Billionaire/employee, age gap, ice queen, class difference, competence kink, praise kink, domestic D/s, power exchange, slow burn, hurt/comfort
Heat: High heat; explicit adult romance
Ending: Happily ever after
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Content notes
For listeners 18+. Contains explicit FF sexual content, consensual D/s and power-exchange dynamics, strong language, references to workplace sexual harassment, anxiety, emotional manipulation by an ex-partner, and class conflict.
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