Trouble in High Heels

Fortune Hunter, Book 1

When Brandi Michaels discovers her fiancé hopping a flight to Vegas to marry his girlfriend, she pawns her engagement ring, buys herself a fabulous outfit, and spends one sultry night in the arms of a gorgeous Italian stranger named Roberto Bartolini. When Brandi becomes the mark for a killer, she has no choice but to turn to Roberto – a man who’s destined to be either her savior or her downfall. But one thing’s for sure: She’s not going down without a fight.

©2009 Leanne Banks (P)2010 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Funny, cute, and sexy

This is the perfect read when you want to escape, and you want to chuckle! The heroine is the kind I like - she doesn't take guff from anyone (except her father, and that changes). The hero is sexy, romantic, and funny. He also turns out to be vulnerable. A light, fun story.

Excellent narration! She voiced the various characters perfectly. I will look for more from this narrator!

You also have to just not think about whether the story all makes sense - just go with the flow. The supposed actions of the FBI or CIA have nothing to do with reality, and the story line about Roberto's father simply isn't needed in the story. Still, I enjoyed it and it made a day of cleaning out the basement go quickly and pleasurably!

Enjoyed this read

Love a strong woman as the main character and this book has just that. Will look for more from this author.

Good story.

The story line was a mystery with romance thrown in. I liked the story a lot but I had trouble relating to the narrator's voice for the Italian leading man. It came across as anything but the sexy Italian man he was supposed to be. She wasn't a bad narrator, it was just that her men's voices were not credible.

Maybe she was alone in the recording studio

Why/how would Amanda not know how to pronounce Roberto? Beyond the fact she had Roberto mostly sounding like Count Dracula, I half expected some character in the story to pronounce his name correctly, I just couldn't fathom how such a simple thing was so grossly missed. If his name had not been said in about every other sentence it would not have bothered me so much...oh well the Daily Deal is what it is!

Great distraction

Exactly, what you need to distract yourself- Light hearted farfetched romance. The father set my teeth on edge, reminding me too much of my own difficult dad. I almost stopped listening because of him. Glad I didn't, because the protagonist perceveerd.

Amanda Ronconni is one of my very favorite narrators.