Cool and sexy Marc Stone has been watching Alethea. When Alethea uncovers a dominating threat to Lil's family, Alethea's determined to save them, even though they tell her not to get involved and assign their top best man to try stop her. To people who have never understood Alethea. Alethea is on the outside looking in and is trying to justify who she's always been. Now Lil has met Prince Jake 'I have my own helicopter' Charming and has really reconnected with her family. For as long as Alethea could remember, it's her and her one true best friend, Lil, against the world. This is book six in Ruth Cardello's Legacy collection The ever safety conscious Alethea is at a crossroad.

This is book six in Ruth Cardello's Legacy Books I'm looking forward to seeing what she has in store for us next. I especially enjoyed seeing these two characters begin healing each other. All of her characters are broken and they way she works to get them to where they need to be, so they can find their happily-ever-after is like magic. Ruth Cardello has a style that is intense and romantic. It wasn't just important to him that she know how much he loved her, but it was important to show her the depth of that love by giving her back the one thing that was most important, her relationship with Lil. The part that moved me most was when he put so much effort in getting Alethea back together with Lil and the rest of the clan. Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you? And after the danger they'd been in, everything was so raw. My favorite scene had to be the one where she jumped into his arms after the craziness with Sliver toward the end of the story. But when it finally happened, it was like an explosion. Granted, the way the swam naked with each other, it was impossible to believe that they'd be able to hold out.

Marc's words were full of emotion and it was as romantic as it could be with Alethea being held captive. I love the bunker scene when Marc finally took Alethea. What was one of the most memorable moments of Breaching the Billionaire: Alethea's Redemption? She has a great memory for the sound and accent she's given to each of them. However, I must say that Kim Bubbs has a way with accents and is spectacular as switching from one character to another in an instant. I like the printed version, because I hear the voices in my head as they should be - the men sound more male and the women sound more mature. Would you consider the audio edition of Breaching the Billionaire: Alethea's Redemption to be better than the print version?

It was a fantastic story of love and liberation!

For Love or Legacy by Ruth Cardello