Always Mine

The Barrington Billionaires, Book 1

By: Ruth Cardello

Narrated by: Robin Rowan

When it comes to getting what he wants, Asher Barrington is a hammer who is known for crushing his opponents. From the moment Emily walks into his office and challenges him, winning takes on a whole new meaning.

The only thing standing between Emily Harris and her goal to open a museum for the blind is an arrogant, sexy-as-hell billionaire, who thinks sleeping with her will not complicate the situation. He won't change. She won't back down. But together they sizzle.

©2015 Ruth Cardello (P)2016 Ruth Cardello

Weak heroine

The heroine in this story is weak. She couldn’t seem to make up her mind and stick to her decisions. She lets him walk all over her. So if you like a weak woman this book is for you.

Always Mine review

If you could sum up Always Mine in three words, what would they be?

Thanks to the author Ruth Cardello for the complimentary gift. Robin Rowan does an outstanding job.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Asher. Loved the growth in his character.

Which character – as performed by Robin Rowan – was your favorite?

Asher and Sophie.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No.

The protagonist is a narcissist

Ugh this story was so frustrating! There was literally no chance for a successful museum as it initially stood. If Emily had half a brain in her head. She would have sized up the situation in the first few chapters and leverage herself a sweet deal. The end!

twists and turns

The naration was great and loved the stong willed characters. Sounds like a great family.

Storyline had potential but not with these characters

Emily is a poor excuse for a leading woman. She is petty and childish and if not for her BFF, Celeste, she wouldn’t have listen to anyone. Asher is a great man and deserves a stronger woman in his life. He should have dumped her several times over. The narrators voice was wimpy and a little too breathy and worse yet you could hear her swallowing. The internal thoughts were frustrating. Might be better to read vs listen

Always Mine

Just the start of the story... I look forward to the next book in this series.

Narration is key to a good audible book

I am a sucker for a romance but the narration of the book is horrible and the story was predictable. I gave it a chance in spite of the reviews as opinions may vary. However, the narration is horrible. I do not know if technology tools would help. The male voices are bad. I gave the overall story a three. I have read romance to escape for many years and I started with Harlequin romances and Barbara Cartland novels. If you have never heard of Barbara Cartland look her up and skim a chapter of one of her books. The female characters in her books are quite similar to Emily in this one. The story line smacks of a 1970's Harlequin. Naive female with high ideals meets rich man. No means yes, breathless, and bam. Rich man has a change of heart due to the love a of a good woman.

Better read than listen

I am enjoying the stories but this narrator makes the heroine sound like a 5 year old. I am struggling to listen to them all. Her male voices are good but GUH!!! The female voices!! Horrible!

Always Mine

This book was entertaining and I really want to read more from this author. Romantic

Great book!

What made the experience of listening to Always Mine the most enjoyable?

Great listen, very entertaining. Ruth Cardello is so good and hit the spot every time.

What did you like best about this story?

Never boring or predictable.

Which scene was your favorite?

No particular one.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

All ove it.