Stripping the Billionaire

By: Noelle Adams

Narrated by: Talmadge Ragan

Length: 5 hrs and 37 mins

Publisher's Summary

For the last eight months, Mandy has lived across the hall from a caveman.

He won't trim his beard, he mostly talks in grunts, and he'll hardly emerge from his cave of an apartment. Ben might be a grumpy mess, but she kind of likes him anyway. She's not attracted to him, of course. Not at all. Those stray feelings are merely a fluke. She's looking for a man who has it all together, and Ben isn't even close.

Benjamin Damon is heir to a billion-dollar corporate empire, but he has put his family and that whole lifestyle behind him. No one knows who he is now - not even his pretty princess of a neighbor who refuses to leave him alone.

When she ropes him into taking her with him to work on his mother's historic Savannah home, he knows it's a mistake. Mandy represents the world he's tried so hard to escape, and he can't let one woman strip him of the new man he's tried to become. The more he's with her, though, the more he wants her. Despite his best efforts, he's falling for her hard - and dreading the day she finds out all of his lies.

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Stripping the Billionaire

Stripping the Billionaire, did not like this book at all. I enjoyed the others in the series. The female just got on my nerves jumping into bed then turning off him and again. Barely finished it just skipped through.

Robot affair

The story was well composed and I enjoyed the characters. I listened to this one first out of the series by mistake, but the others aren't required to understand the characters. Overall, I enjoyed the story, but due to the almost robotic narration I missed part of the story because it kept fading into the background, almost like a white noise generator.

Enjoyed this book

First thing I want to say is I really enjoyed this book. It is not a heavy book, it is a cute romantic book that is a fun listen. Second, yes the narrator does have a slight lisp but her distinction in the voices and inflections were great. After the first chapter or two you get used too it. I highly recommend this book if you just want a cute sweet story to listen too. I have been listening to this authors books and they are really great.

Narrator has a lisp!

Narrator has trouble enunciating some words, as she has a lisp. It’s noticeable and really annoying.

Meh. Story=B Feminism=B

Honestly, there were moments in this book that I just rolled my eyes. I mean, I felt that the heroine, was at times, a bit oblivious. When the hero's ex TELLS you EXACTLY wtf is wrong with your love interest, you probably SHOULD USE that information, and TALK to the guy about it. Like, "Hey, I know that you just want to please everyone and you feel like it's either that you do everything you think I need/want without asking me while being completely miserable OR be a hermit, but it's more nuanced than that. "
Anyhow, other than this, I liked the book, especially the hero's mother. She was epic.

great book

I loved it all. I can't wait to see if Mandi will be the next to become a Damian. This story had me in tears but I knew it would be ok in the end.

Worse performance

This speaker talks like she has moth balls in her mouth. She enunciates way too much. I found I was listening to her speech instead of the story kind of like counting the umms when someone talks to you.

Finally, it's over!

If you like soap operas and can overlook the excessive use of the F-bomb, you might like this book. Have a pencil & paper handy to keep track of all the unfinished sub plots. I'm sure there was a story line somewhere in between the bedroom screens .

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