Bet, The, Natalie Wrye
Bet, The, Natalie Wrye
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Bet, The

Author: Natalie Wrye

Narrator: Joe Hempel, Suzanne T. Fortin

Unabridged: 7 hr 9 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 10/22/2020


Synopsis

But thats what I have to become the day my fathers law firmand sexy lawyer Violet Keats and a salacious scandal and a hot new court case and one unlucky betfall into my lapBeing the boss has never been harder. Being office enemies with Violet Keats? Never hotter.But then one nightand one gamblechange everything.I guess earning that good guy title is going to be much harder than I thoughtThe second full-length standalone novel in the Manhattan Nights series is an enemies-to lovers/office romance full of humor, twists, and plenty of steam.

About Natalie Wrye

Natalie Wrye writes sexy, suspenseful stories about hard-bodied, take-charge heroes, the strong-willed women who crave them, and HEAs worth rooting for. A notebook hoarder whose books have been featured on USA Today's HEA and PopSugar, she enjoys reading, drinking tequila, watching Netflix reruns, and yelling at college basketball games on TV. For more information, visit NatalieWrye.com.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Jeff on February 06, 2014

Closer to a 3.5. The Bet is a long-form book about one of my favorite economic bets in history. Paul Ehrlich, doomsday economist and author of The Population Bomb, spent a significant amount of time talking about overpopulation and its impact on resources. Simon, a little-known economist who disagree......more

Goodreads review by Bradplumer on September 25, 2013

Here's my best shot at whittling down modern-day environmentalism to just six sentences: "People ought to respect certain natural limits if we want to maintain a happy, healthy, and productive society. We can't just pollute the air endlessly or plunder the oceans freely. The good news, though, is tha......more

Goodreads review by Adam on March 13, 2020

A solid political and intellectual environmental history about Paul Ehrlich, Julian Simon, and the context of the bet they made. It focuses extensively on things like their biographies and presidential rhetoric around energy and conservation, with comparatively little interest in the substantive que......more

Goodreads review by Riley on June 08, 2019

This is an interesting book ostensibly about a bet between a biologist and an economist over the earth's future, but really about the problems of extremism and the folly of prediction. I just learned about Ehrlich and Simon's best recently, as I was not yet born when it happened and child when it was......more

Goodreads review by Akseli on January 08, 2019

A good overview yet I was waiting for more science and less drama.......more