Found

Not Quite a Billionaire, Book 3

De: Rosalind James

Narrado por: Emma Wilder

I'd lived my life on two principles: discipline and control. Well, until now.

There's that phrase, though. "How's that working out for you?" The answer, when it came to Hope Sinclair, was, "not so well". She might be little, she might be sweet, and she might be young, but if I'd thought she'd be compliant anywhere but in bed, I'd learned my lesson.

To keep her, I had to let her go. To hold her, I had to turn her loose. To have her in my life, I had to accept that she was 9,000 miles away in New Zealand, in my grandfather's house in Katikati, surrounded by the loving members of my Maori whanau and much too close to the not-so-loving ones.

All of that was killing me. On the other hand, I thought it might be working, so I was going to do it. No matter what.

©2016 Rosalind James (P)2017 Rosalind James

Great Conclusion to this Series!

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Let me start of by stating Rosalind James writes terrific books and Emma Wilder is a fantastic narrator.
While at first glance this 3-book series might seem to be rip-off of another famous first person, rich guy-poor girl, hot sex, bad ex (etc) trilogy, please be assured that it's not. These are complex, interesting but flawed, real characters. They have a complex relationship, just like real life, and solving their issues doesn't come easy - they both have to work hard to get what they want. Sure you might want to shake them to their senses now and again, but you won't be rolling your eyes anywhere in this series.
And it sure does come to a gratifying conclusion, even with some twists and turns along the way.
And for some reason, it seemed like the narrator was at her best for this one - I really sunk into the story and felt the emotions of the characters deeper than when I read the Kindle book. Weird, I know, but hearing the voices evokes more feeling for me.
Highly recommend all three audiobooks to be heard in series!

I received a free copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review. This is my personal opinion and in no way influenced by outside sources.

LOVED THIS SERIES!!

All 3 books are very good reads but # 3 was stellar. The story definitely keeps your attention. Explicit parts are a bit much at times but can be skipped over. Loved learning about the Maori culture, as well. Narrator outstanding. Well done!

Great finale for the trilogy!

I really enjoyed this trilogy, as I enjoy all of Rosalind James' books; Hope and Hemi's story has a satisfying conclusion, and the personal growth that each experiences through the course of the series is fascinating - there is such a change from the first book to this third book, and it feels true. The family element and involvement is very present, and also is very important in the formation of the character's evolutions.

I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I was not compensated for my review, and I was not required to write a positive review. The opinion expressed here is my own.

The adventure continues

"I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I was not compensated for my review, and I was not required to write a positive review. The opinion expressed here is my own.”

If you read the first 2 then you need to read this one, and it is just as good as the others even better actually and it wraps up nicely

and you will want to find out how Hemi finally gets rid of his conniving greedy ex wife

It was enjoyable going back to visit a part of my home land I have been to many times

If you want a good read I recommend this author as I have really enjoyed all of her work so far

Best Book of the Series

“Found” is the third book of the Not Quite a Billionaire series by Rosalind James. It is the continuing story of Hemi Te Mana and Hope Sinclair. Hemi is a native New Zealander of Maori descent. Hemi has created an extremely successful business. He is handsome, confident, and controlling.

Hope Sinclair is (eventually) his employee. She is poor, unsure of herself and attempting to raise her young teenaged sister. Life holds tremendous struggles for her on a daily basis.

This series is Hemi and Hope’s love story, their struggles to find common ground, and their tremendous love and respect for each other.

This third entry in the series was my favorite. Hope finds her voice and her strength. Hemi learns that he doesn’t always have to be in control, and makes every attempt to change. It’s not just about the love between these two characters but also their tremendous respect for each other.

In my opinion, “Found,” is the best book of the series. This book is done very successfully. It is a very pleasing completion to the trilogy. Rosalind’s books always have very fulfilling and pleasing endings. This series is no different.

As always, Rosalind’s books are well written and unique. The narration by Emma Wilder is outstanding. She has a wonderful way with the different voices, keeping each character distinctly different.

I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I was not compensated for my review, and I was not required to write a positive review. The opinion expressed here is my own.