The Undercover Billionaire is packed with action! It has kidnapping, fighting, shooting, and more. The book definitely had a different feel than the first two books in the series.

Wolf is SEAL, so naturally, he is strong and deadly. He is also so bent on vengeance that he can’t see anything else, including a future with the woman of his dreams. He has some redeeming qualities, but I found it hard to like a SEAL who would be so dishonorable as to behave the way Wolf does.

Olivia was sweet, trusting, but also rather naive. She is nearly 30 years old but very innocent and immature. I just found her a little too sweet and naive.

The plot was interesting and held my attention for the most part. It had a lot of action and spy-type missions. The intimate moments were steamy, although it felt a bit like Stockholm Syndrome at times.

This was the third book in the series about the Tate brothers. It can be read as a standalone or as part of the series. While I enjoyed The Undercover Billionaire, it was probably my least favorite of the three. I highly encourage everyone to read book one first!

I have read all the Tate Brothers books, and unfortunately this one was my least favourite.

I did struggle to get through the first half of the book, things felt a bit contrived to me,

Wolf Tate - still not sure whether I liked him or not. BUT he did feel more SEAL than secretary than the guys in the other 2 books. He just lacked something.

Olivia read more like a teenager than a 28 year old woman. Yeah, she had been sheltered, but sheesh, I couldn't help roll my eyes at her more than once with her naivete. It's not like she had been locked in a basement, she has all this 21st century technology, but she was just so ugh, I can't even think of a word for it! I mean, she could track down things in 4.2 seconds, but didn't know what was going on under her nose??

I didn't feel the connection between Wolf and Olivia either, which was a shame.

But this could just be me.

Don't get me wrong, Ms Ashenden writes well, but The Undercover Billionaire was a miss for me.

I do look forward to seeing what she has for us in the future.

Seeking vengeance at all costs sometimes comes with a price your soul is unwilling to pay. Wolf ‘s take no prisoners attitude quickly changes when he realizes that he still loves Olivia. The daughter of his enemy. Making her father pay started to mean something different when he fell in love all over again. Will he still get his vegenance or will he finally realize that love will change everything? Great story on finding the other half of your soul.

I became a fan of Ms. Ashenden’s when I read the Texas Bounty series and followed up with the two previous books in this amazing series, Tate Brothers.
All that said, I must confess that I was a little disappointed in this story.
Yes, the plot was engaging , filled with suspense, evil individuals, action, betrayals, and drama as well as a handsome protagonist. But the characters, just didn’t draw me to them. Wolff, as alpha as he was , was not my favorite of the brothers, I would say the least favorite. Olivia, the female character, was too naive for my taste.
That said, once again ,  we are presented with the fact that the sins of the fathers, and the upbringing of these two characters, as well as all that Wolff went through as a young boy, is what makes this story worthwhile . Will I go back to read this book, no, but will I continue to follow this author , yes. 
Since opinions are subjective, this is more of a 3.5 for me, but for someone else it might be a 5.
I was gifted a copy of this book by Netgalley and St Martin’s Publishing. The opinions expressed are solely my own.

If you enjoy a fast paced and exciting read with action, romance, loyalty and betrayal then you should like this story.  Wolf and Olivia are star-crossed lovers who don't actually  realise that they love each other.  From feuding families Wolf Tate and Olivia de Santis become friends but when Olivia discovers the lies that hide beneath that friendship she has to question her own feelings.  Wolf has to reconsider his feelings as well when the truth becomes known and realisation hits him upside the head like an explosion.

Wolf's character is portrayed as the original hard man - all muscle and no brains.  He is loyal to a fault and wants desperately to believe the lies that he has been told.  The psychological damage that his father has dealt to him over the years left a deep crater in him, but who knows, maybe the love of a good woman can help fill that hole and show him that he is not as stupid as he thinks (there is still some doubt in my mind about this though!)

Olivia is the archetypal good girl through and through.  Again, she is loyal to fault and also like Wolf, the person who gets her loyalty does not deserve it.  These two really are Romeo and Juliet of the nowadays. I loved when Olivia finally stood up for herself and gave Wolf a piece of her mind, about time too.

This is a an action romance with some sex scenes but nothing to make you blush (too much!)

The third book in the Tate Brothers series.  Although I have not read the previous books I did not feel that this limited the enjoyment of this book and the other brothers do appear with a brief recap of their situations which helps bring the story along.  I will be reading the other books in this series at a later stage.

This is the 8th book I've read by this author and definitely the least liked and the only one I didn't finish.  I will say my ratings for her other books are all over the place; some are 2 stars while some are 4 stars.  

I couldn't get into this book and stopped reading it at about 10%.  The characters didn't work for me; Olivia was just annoying as anything.  She was way too naive about everything going on; I get that she new Tate but she doesn't really panic when she's carried from her bedroom in the middle of the night?  She's locked in a hotel room while he showers; granted she tries the door but it never occurs to her to try the hotel phone?  

UGH

I have read all three books about the Tate brothers as of now and OMG Wolf's story was my favorite by far.
Wolf Tate is the one who intrigued me the most from book one. They are all very big built men and Navy SEALS as well but Wolf yummy. He is 6 foot 5 with black hair cut into a Mohawk, He has tattoo's and the most interesting feature is his monochromatic eyes (one Blue one Green) Wolf is a double agent for the feud that has gone on between his late father Noah Tate and Cesare De Santos. Each brother received a letter after their father's death (all three were adopted by Noah Tate) Wolf's letter informed him that he had to continue with his agreement to kill De Santos and then he would find out where his mother was because she would be safe and his real father would acknowledge him. Wolf got close to Olivia De Santos while he was working for Cesare She has been in love with Wolf since she was a teenager. This book absolutely shattered my heart. I cried many tears for Wolf while reading this book. I HIGHLY recommend you read this entire series you will NOT be disappointed. I LOVED all three Tate brothers and hope that the author considers doing an extended epilogue for each of them.

The only think Wolf has ever wanted was a family. And his dad gives him a job to complete before telling him his mother’s whereabouts, to kill Cesare de Santis. To complete his mission he kidnaps Olivia de Santis. 
Olivia has been in love with Wolf since she was 15. And when Wolf tells her some hard truths about her father, she has to make some difficult decisions on who to believe, her father or Wolf. 
This is my least favorite in the series. Though this book had some good points like I enjoyed the transformation of Olivia and Wolfs relation from friends to lovers. Once they give in to the chemistry between them the story turns hot. But they both have daddy issues and they need to get over them to move forward.

I have had issues with this author and her writng style but wanted to see if a) is it the story I don't like or b) I just don't like her style.
It's pretty much a little bit of both in this. Her characters seem interesting which is why I wanted to read but once you get to them you see that they're kind of lacking.

Where Olivia is naive Wolf is a conundrum. He has feelings for her yet the revenge tactic makes sense to him. Why do you want to hurt thise you like/love?

Anyways, their two personalities didn't mesh well with how they were brought up. It didn't work for me. I'll pass.

So many emotions running around in my head while reading this story - hatred, sadness, hope, and love. How can parents pull down their children to an extent that it hurts their psyche for years and think nothing of it? It is all in the name of revenge. Hatred. These parents are pieces of work, even dead. Wolf is made to feel worthless and stupid and he just cannot get past it. Sadness. And when Olivia realizes she is being used as a pawn it broke my heart. The journey and realization of both Wolf and Olivia is beautifully written and leads to hope and love. Another fabulously written story by Ms. Ashenden, the angst queen.

When I read the blurb to Undercover Billionaire I knew I needed to read it. I have been absolutely obsessed with the Tate brothers and this series and wanted to know how the third book would play out. I knew Jackie Ashenden's would deliver a hot alpha male and a sassy heroine that gives as good as she gets. That is exactly what we got in this book. Wolf and Olivia were hot and sexy and I could not get enough of them!

When Wolf Tate looks to avenge his father's death and kill Cesare de Santis he decides to kidnap his old friend and Cesar's daughter -  Olivia de Santis.  But what happens when old feelings come to the surface and lines get crossed? Will Wolf put his revenge first and foremost or will he realize how much Olivia means to him? 

I really loved this novel. I thought it was hot and sexy and I could not get enough of their chemistry together  I loved that Olivia brought out Wolf's emotional and vulnerable side and made him question all the things he thought to be true. But when old secrets and lies come to light - boy what an explosive ending!! All in all this was fantastic! And the sexy times? UM. smoking and combustible! What a great addition to the series!

I would like to thank Netgalley and the SMP Romance Team for an advanced copy of this book for an honest review. Bravo! 4 stars! ~Ratula

This story revolves around Wolf and Liv for just a few days, however they have known each other since they were teens. They have always been friends but now things have changed and the friendship has become secondary to the mission. A mission Wolf must complete for his father and the Tate name.

But things don’t turn out quite as planned. In fact, they are quite disastrous and throw a wrench into the delicate balance between Wolf and Liv. A painful back and forth that is stressful for us and them.

One of the things I love the most about this author’s stories is the fact she focuses on the emotional side of the guys and their attachment to the women in their lives. Ashenden writes with deep emotion and you can totally feel the physical connection sparking between Wolf and Olivia.

This story is loaded with flaming hot heat and passion. The main story line is almost secondary to the emotion, passion, and major feels they have for each other. The connection can be construed as both destructive and supportive, but with good reason that you will completely understand as you move though the story.

The author has crafted a unique read that is full of intense situations, hella hot romance, and a steamy man who is more than just muscle and brawn. Another winner for Ashenden and a definite must read for SEAL fans.

2 1/2 Star Review.......

The Undercover Billionaire is the third, and possibly last of the Tate Brothers series by Jackie Ashenden, and while I know this author is capable of great writing, this story just didn’t produce the excitement I had hoped for.

Mediocre characters and a so, so plot definitely left this story lacking. Olivia’s character is pathetic and totally unbelievable, and some of the events were just too far fetched. 

I’m hoping whatever Ms Ashenden has in store for readers next will live up to the standard I know she is adept at writing.

I can't put a good book down and "The Undercover Billionaire" by Jackie Ashenden certainly fits the bill. Wolf is such a unique and hot guy. Mix in Olivia who's been in love with Wolf for years and you get a great romance with lots of heat. Truly interesting plot.

**My thanks to NetGalley and St Martins Press, for providing me with a free copy for an honest review**

 This is the last book in the series and at first i was totally unsure of the characters, especially Olivia.  Olivia is mid twenties, dresses like a nun, a virgin and never been kissed.  She is also completely sheltered and naive.

Wolf is a navel SEAL and figures himself stupid, he also has a bit of a temper on him.  In most of the book he does what has been expected of him as a weapon, whilst thinking he is not the sharpest tool in the box which annoys me.  He has had his mind fucked by his father and by Cesare de Santis.

Olivia who has had a crush on Wolf since she was 15\16 takes Wolf in his stride, but finds her life falling apart by a few abrupt revelations about her father from Wolf.  It is from there that the doubt creeps in and she is able to dig about for her fathers final downfall.

The chemistry between the two is combustable, and Olivia does some growing up over the course of the book which redeems her character, but Wold is the only brother that does not bring in another for help, he just asks them a couple of very quick questions that leave him reeling.

A decent end to the series.

I’ve read several of this authors books and I keep hoping that the next one will be the one that pulls her above the 3* rating. Unfortunately this wasn’t that book.

I was looking forward to this one but it just didn’t work for me. The more I got to know Wolf the more I disliked him and Olivia was too naive for me. I mean seriously she’s a twenty-eight year old never been kissed virgin who’d do anything for her father.

The kidnapping didn’t work for me and the fact that Olivia discovered Wolf’s mother in less than two hours was crazy why didn’t he get someone to do that for him?

I didn’t feel any chemistry between the main two characters and the whole thing just fell flat.

I voluntarily read a review copy kindly provided by NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press

Not a book for me I sadly didn’t enjoy this book will not be looking to rad more in the future

4.5stars
The last story from Tate sons Wolf. Another amazing written story from Jackie Ashenden full of mystery, suspense and unpredictable following of the events. Wolf is determined in his plan of fulfilling the last wish of his father-killing the family enemy Saints and for doing it so he must find out his schedule. That is why he kidnaps Saints daughter and his only friend Olivia. Everything doesn't go as planned, both Olivia and Wolf are discovering a lot of things that they didn't know about their fathers and most important things about themselves. Another emotional story with a lot of passion and sensuality, fighting and accepting who they are. They find in each other what they were looking their whole life: someone who loved them as they are and fight for them. Both Olivia and Wolf are great, developed likable and strong characters. Olivia is the one who surprised me the most in a positive way. Wolf is a bit lost but Olivia and here actions are the one who opens his eyes and he sees the world in a new way.
I volunteered to review an ARC of this book for Netgelly

I received a ARC of this book via Netgalley and I am voluntarily leaving a review.  Strong characters and a great story line.  I can't wait to read more from Jackie's work too.  I just couldn't put this book down once I started reading it.