Forgotten Secrets

Vanishing Ranch, Book 1

By: Christy Barritt

Narrated by: Stacey Glemboski

FBI Special Agent Jesse Marx doesn’t know which is worse—waking up in a horse stable with no memories of the past several days, or waking up to discover he’s wearing a wedding band. Not only has he been injured, but he’s also gotten hitched—something he vowed never to do.

Sienna Fleming refuses to feel a connection to any man, much less be tied down to one. But when she needs help solving a string of murders, Jesse is the only man she can turn to for help. Unfortunately, Jesse is ready to bolt. Considering the circumstances, she can’t blame him, but she also can’t let him go. The two are roped into this together, for better or worse, because it will take a united effort to stop this killer before someone else dies.

©2022 Christina Barritt (P)2022 Christina Barritt

Loved this new story line!

This one kept me on my app constantly! I loved it from the sample, purchased it, and finished it in two days. It was a smooth transition from chapter to chapter and the storyline was engaging. Christy Barritt is my favorite author BY FAR! Her Squeaky Clean Series is one of my favorites. Although, this story has a very small amount of redemption in it, it’s clean. No smut! The narrator is also one of my favorites! Now, on to book 2!

Good suspense with chemistry!

Lots of action and adventure in this story about and undercover FBi agent whose cover was blown. Jesse almost lost his life when his cover with a drug cartel was blown. Fortunately, Sienna and her team rescued him. Except, Jesse has no memory of the rescue or his fake marriage to Sienna. At first he’s suspicious of her motive, but as he gets to know Sienna and the group she works for, he begins to believe in their mission. There’s also the growing attraction between the pair. If only they can survive the bag guys!

Great Opportunity with Storyline

I keep trying to enjoy Christy Barritt’s books because the storylines have great potential. Each time I listen, I end up disappointed. I’m not sure if it is that her books seem to always be narrated by Stacey Glemboski or not. I simply do not enjoy how every sentence is over dramatized by Stacey Glamboski and she doesn’t do a terribly great job distinguishing voices between characters. The way she depicts the characters seems to come off very shallow and supremely dramatic. I struggle to finish these books because of this. However, the characters don’t seem to be very well developed either. Overall, it is hard to get into the stories because of both of these issues. They just don’t seem to have much depth.