Stolen Kisses

The Barrington Billionaires, Book 2

De: Ruth Cardello

Narrado por: Robin Rowan

Dax Marshall isn't the type of man a woman takes home to meet her parents. He's a business shark who has never let anything as insignificant as caring stop him from taking over a company. Some call him heartless, but he doesn't see the value of caring about anyone or anything until he meets Kenzi. Her happiness becomes his obsession.

Kenzi Barrington has tried to be the person her family needed her to be, but she doesn't want to lie anymore. When she can't hold a dark secret in another day, she turns to the one man she knows is strong enough to hear the truth. What starts as a simple attraction becomes a friendship that changes how they both define love.

©2016 Ruth Cardello (P)2016 Ruth Cardello

Narrator issues

Like the first book in this series, the story is good, characters well developed. I just can't take the high pitched, monotone voices of the female characters. Most female narrators do just an ok job with male characters. Ms Rowan is great with male characters. I just can't listen to another minute of Mini Mouse when I'm trying to believe in a strong female lead.

Very good

Really enjoyed listening to this book. The story was well written. I love the main characters,even the one who couldn't talk.

Good Story but narration...work

Ruth Cardello is an excellent writer and this is a good story. However, the narrator's version of Kenzi's voice is sometimes that of a ten year old and at others, it sounds like an imitation of Marilyn Monroe in Some Like it Hot. I found that distracting.

great book

I have read several of this author's books and I feel that they just keep getting better and better.

A visit to old friends

A meeting on a beach between a very drunk woman and a man that had felt a tug towards her, when she passed by, results in one very romantic, tumultuous and endearing love story.
Ms Cardello was one of the first author's I encountered through digital books. I find, when I need a time of peace, rereading one of Ms Cardello's stories, relaxes and soothes my soul. Her new books are as restorative as her original series.