How to Belong with a Billionaire

De: Alexis Hall

Narrado por: Joel Leslie

Don't miss the epic conclusion to Caspian Hart and Arden St. Ives' love story!
If you love someone, set them free...
I thought I'd be okay when Caspian Hart left. He was a brilliant, beautiful billionaire with a past he couldn't escape. And I was ... just me: an ordinary man lost in his own life. It would never have lasted. It should never have happened. Not outside a fairytale.
And I am okay. I've got my job, my family, my friends, and everything Caspian taught me. Except it turns out he's going to marry his ex-boyfriend. A man who doesn't understand him. A man who almost broke him. And I've finally realized it's not enough for me to be happy. I need Caspian to be happy too.
Problem is, I've already done all I can to help him. I've followed his rules and broken his rules and learned his secrets. And he still won't believe I can love him. So now it's his turn. His turn to fight, and trust, and hope. It's time for Caspian Hart to choose me.
The Arden St. Ives Series: How to Bang a Billionaire How to Blow it with a Billionaire How to Belong with a Billionaire

All the love for this series.

I’m obsessed with Alexis Hall’s sense of humor and writing style. I literally LOL and strangers look at me like I’m deranged. But, I could give two Fs. I will always buy all of his books. This series is buried in layers of angst, torment, self-deprivation, self-deprecation and love. Some parts are hard to listen to and I wish there would have been some retribution in regard to LS’s web of wrong-doings; however, all-in-all I really enjoyed closure to a beautiful story. Joel Leslie is perfection. His inflection and timing is gold.

Perfect culmination of the trilogy!

Gosh, what to unpack about this installment? It is funny, poignant, compelling, suspenseful, and oh so satisfying. Ardy has more adventures -- with George, Bellrose, and, of course, Ellery. But, I loved every part of this story, or rather, culmination. Joel Leslie turns in a bravura performance capturing all of these elements. His commitment to the story -- and comic timing -- are second to none in the industry. I urge you to take this journey. You will NOT be disappointed!!

I will miss these guys

This was a relisten, and again, on my very favorite audiobook series. Joe Leslie is so great. Something that really distinguishes him from other narrators is his ability to differentiate among voices. Such a talent. He really brought Arden and Caspian to life. I love both characters, but Arden has a special place in my heart. Such a simple loving man with a sunny disposition and yet he grew so much in his ability to express his emotions and stand up for himself. I love this series so much truly a gift to anybody who undertakes it. Highly recommended.

Thrilling, complex, compelling

A vivid conclusion to the trilogy. I admire Hall’s commitment to take us into the tangled mess of the human condition and into its heights of awareness, humor and generosity - at times an almost gothic tale of grasping at shadows and at others a sort of giddy romp through life’s most thrilling possibilities. I especially responded to Arden’s tendency to blurt truths and to trust his own youthful understanding of human nature when confronting the entrenched, obstructionist viewpoints of more seasoned characters. Colorful or severe, each character gets their treatment as a unique creature, contributing their gifts or danger to the world of this story. Through the rollicking ups and downs, rude discoveries and nakedness, the protagonist manages to blossom in a way that feels like a birth. Exciting, entertaining, moving and inspiring. Yay!

Growth

There is a lot of personal growth in this book. George was absolutely delightful. I do kind of wish there were a few more details of Arden's work with the magazine, and more resolutions for the personal stories of the side characters, but overall this was a good story of two people learning how to be together by taking time apart. Arden carries the story, I love him dearly. Caspian has grown on me considerably as a person, though I still feel like of the two Caspian is the lucky one.