Book is better

the narrator was so monotone that it made the audio boring. I loved the book and all of Ruth's work. I will skip the audio version if they are like this one.

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Narrator issue

I had to stop listening to this perfectly fine novel because of the whine in the voices of the female characters. Skin crawling.

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Poor narrator

The narrator needed a lot more correct emotion while reading. The story was written with a lot of back and forth and with the way she read it, it was hard to follow.

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stay in charater

what happened to Dex's English accent? I am going to need her to stay in character lol.

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Great book!!

I am loving this series. This book had so many twists and turns. It will keep you wondering-if you can put the book down.

Love the Barrington Billionaires

I enjoyed very much listening to this journey. Not too fond of extreme voice changes, it pulls me out of the book, but that's just me.

Trade it all

I loved the story but the narrator left a lot to be desired. She told the story nicely but her voice change left a lot to be desired. Lance and Willa sounded like 2 children out of middle school! I hope Lexi’s story is better because I will just quit listening and go to another book. Chuck didn’t make me think he was or could ever be a Billionaire!

Good story

Good story with very interesting characters as we continue to learn more about the Barringtons, not a huge fan of the narration though.

A second chance, which could go so wrong!

Willa and twin sister were an adopted part of the Barrington family, due to their school days friendship with Kenzi. As such they were out of bounds to the brothers. However, an attraction is often very hard to deny... It off course didn't end well, and two concerned kept their distance. Or, more correctly, one gave the cold shoulder, whilst the other would have loved to break down the battlements. This is a sister trying give her sibling a second chance, but it may take the whole family to succeed for a HEA. Oh, I do so love Ms Cardello works!