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Carpino, Book 1

By: Brynne Asher

Narrated by: Lauren Sweet, Aiden Snow

There’s nothing like getting caught in the middle of an FBI raid to change your life....

That’s what happens to Gabrielle Carpino. Just when she forced herself to move on with life after tragedy touched her family, she finds herself thrown into a tailspin so swift, she can’t find her bearings.

Being cuffed and patted down by Special Agent Jude Ortiz is enough to wake anyone up. With his dark chocolate eyes and commanding ways, Gabby can't resist. And between battling criminals, flooded basements, fantasy football drafts, and her crazy Italian family, Jude also finds himself unable to resist her charms.

That doesn’t mean he isn’t wrestling feelings he hasn't allowed in years. Nightmares that are his reality have paralyzed him from living a full life. Yet, he can’t help himself when it comes to her, and Jude moves in to watch over Gabby.

But just when life seems to be settling down, demons surface from the past. Horrific ones that carry a vengeance so evil, no one saw them coming.

©2014 Brynne Asher (P)2020 Podium Audio

Very entertaining book, mixed on performance

I love the main characters, the characters in the extended family, and the flow of this book. The romance and suspense both keep the story entertaining! Some of the performance was very good and some of it was mediocre,

Great performance

I liked everything! The story was awesome and the performance was the best I’ve heard on Audible

Fantastic

I’m not sure if the author wrote this book around these narrators but they brought the story alive. I absolutely love the narrators. I love the storyline. It’s a fantastic book.

Want at first sight

I really liked how this book didn’t have a slow burn, didn’t play with us and make us wait. Nope. They get right to it and didn’t beat around the bush which I really appreciated. I see all the other books in the series are pretty expensive so I’ll probably slowly work my way through this series but I definitely plan on finishing it!

sweet sugar

Really enjoyed the book. loved how he called Gabby "sugar". the narrators did a great job. I wouldn't change a thing.