Only Work, No Play Free Audiobook Download by Cora Reilly

It's been a long time since I've read a book where the protagonist was not just another billionaire with sex appeal. Cora Reilly is the head of her own company, but she has had it with being forced to work 24/7. She decides to take the summer off and travels around Europe before starting back up with her company in 2020.

As the title suggests, this audiobook is very short and to the point. It's only an hour and a half long but worth every minute. The narrator, Emma Wilder, has a soft voice which makes this work perfect for listening to while you're working out or just relaxing in your room. The narration also includes both male and female perspectives which is great for any gender that likes diversity in their reading material.

Waking up on Christmas morning after a drunken night out, Cora Reilly is not in the mood to save her family-owned business. Her father is already drunk, her sister is surly and she can't see any way out of this mess. But one unexpected gift changes everything. An empty envelope with a list of tasks that will help Cora win back the life she once knew or ruin it forever.

"It will take me three days to get back to you with an answer. Three days, do you hear me? I need time because I'm thinking and I haven't had a decent break since the day we started."

Only Work, No Play is a story about a woman working in an office and her boss who tries to make her quit by pressuring her. She refuses to quit because she loves her job as well as the people she works with. With the help of a friend, she starts to take control of her life but still has fears about leaving the comfortable life she had before.

Emma Wilder and Tom Kennedy are both coworkers at a large accounting firm, but have completely different views on work-life balance. Emma believes that work should come first and any time spent doing something outside of work is time not spent working. On the other hand, Tom wants to enjoy his family life as well as his job. The two argue for days about who's right until Emma pays for therapy so that she can eventually get over her obsession with work