Painted Truths

The Brotherhood Series, Book 1

By: Pamela O’Rourke

Narrated by: Victoria Aston, Benjamin Crow

One single night. One perfect kiss. One undeniable connection.

That's all it took for the most captivating man I've ever met to anchor himself within my soul. Deeply enough that I can't help reliving our stolen moment in time over two years later.

So when my best friend offers me a job as his PA at his long-estranged brother's company, I'm floored to discover our boss is the same man from that night. His older half-brother, reclusive billionaire CEO Henry DeMarco. But he's aloof. Cruel. Wholly at odds with the man from my memories. Not to mention, he's strictly off-limits!

On the outside, he has it all. Power. Wealth. And a face that has panties spontaneously combusting left, right, and center. Men want to be him. Women want to be with him. And he takes it all as his prerogative; consequences be damned.

Until his hard-won defenses begin to shift in their foundations. Allowing me to glimpse beyond his harsh exterior, to peer intensely inside his hidden, hollowed heart.

Will I be able to find the truths that lay painted within?

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Pamela O’Rourke (P)2024 Tantor

honestly wouldn't waste your time listening to this

The storyline was just meh. The female voice actress was terrible at all the voices except for the main female character. She made Henry sound like a dying 90 year old. I would have been so mad if I had wasted a credit on this. Luckily it was free in the plus catalog.

Waste of time

This book could have been 7 hours if the writer was half way decent. It’s clear she had no clue what direction she wanted to go in as the final villain in the story had nothing to do with any of the many main plots. Please. I’m begging writers to take a course or something. You don’t have to be this awful.

British slang didn’t help either but wouldn’t have bothered me as much if the book was good.