The Billionaire Fighter

By: Katrina Ivory

Narrated by: Miranda Crandall

Kelsey is a young recent college grad who's yearning to get her foot in the door and start the dream career she had always hoped for. She's stuck at a job she doesn't like, surrounded by people who don't appreciate her efforts. Her life is dull and nothing like she had imagined it would be by now.

But fate has a way of colliding into us from angles unseen. When Kelsey runs into Brandon, everything changes.

Brandon is an MMA fighter who became a billionaire before he was 30. His life is fast-paced and too full for him to have a moment to relax and enjoy his life. Kelsey is looking for something more in life, and Brandon is seeking for less of what his life now throws at him.

Will the two of them find a middle ground, or are they both fighting a battle that can't be won?

©2015 Katrina Ivory (P)2015 Katrina Ivory

Narrator's tone of voice is all wrong for the book

Umm.. it was okay for what it was but there was really no story to it.. it jumped around a lot. Kind of like a pilot to a new show that will NEVER get picked up by a tv station. Kind of pointless. Though I recommend everyone read to make their own opinion. I will say that if you do pick this one up.. READ DO NOT LISTEN.. the narrator is horrible. She literally read everything front to back including the copyright page, dates, publisher, location etc. etc. She also has no concept of tone. The very first few sentences talk about how badly things were going for the heroine but her voice tone and inflection was LOUD, hyper and CHEERY. Tell me.. unless you're happy about everything going horribly wrong for you; which most people are not, You should not sound like it's just the best thing in the world to happen. And this tone of voice went on throughout the ENTIRE book. Nobody is that freaking happy all of the time. Narrating is like acting, even though we can't see you, we should be able to feel the tone of the book through your voice.. If I listen to the words and can tell that the author intends anger but you sound happy. THAT is a problem. It's only an hour and a half or so listen but it was the longest listen ever because of the narrator.