Billionaire's Paradise

Ecstasy at Sea

By: Peter Antonucci

Narrated by: Pilar Uribe

Billionaire’s Paradise chronicles the adventures of Eva Lampedusa, a high-powered and highly successful attorney, who has an idea. When a Saudi prince is saddled with a mega yacht he doesn’t want, Eva wonders if she could bring together a community of uber-wealthy jet-setters and captains of industry aboard the super yacht and sail around the world, enjoying elite experiences most can only imagine in their wildest dreams.

©2019 Peter Antonucci (P)2019 Peter Antonucci

All build up no story

All build up no story. No character development. This was not very good. No thanks

Unfinished

I was thoroughly enjoying the story but then it just....ended. I thought the writer was just getting started and then it ended. Maybe a follow-up will be written?

Well told story- some based in truth?

The storytelling is great, the content is really quite fascinating as a look into an amazingly wealthy part of society. I found the narration to be distracting, and at times, I wondered if the narration was actually AI generated due to some errors and odd intonations. Looking at the narrator, I see I was wrong, nonetheless, I did not enjoy the narration.

I inhaled this book!

It captivated me from the beginning. The author so accurately describes the world of Masters of the Universe. It didn't hurt that I have ties to Greenwich, Citibank, Gonzaga, WSU, the NYC financial world, and many other places mentioned in the book. I could identify so many of the characters with people I have known and I lived vicariously through their adventures in the book. Now I can't wait for the rest of the trilogy to be available on Audible.

The one knock I would have is the the narrator spoke a little fast and slowing down the speed made her sound unnatural. I just got used to her quick delivery.

What a Great Story!

I loved everything about this magical tale. Antonucci knows what he’s writing about, and that makes his writing even more powerful. His characters, plot, and everything about the book, are all sensational.