ARC Review: Let It Burn (The Barrington Billionaires) by Ruth Cardello

The Barringtons are far from perfect but underneath the drama, scheming, heartache and secrets lies a bond of love that can't be broken. In death, Patrice continues to make an impact on the lives of many with her hateful actions. Let It Burn takes one step closer to some much needed answers, but within it's pages is a quest for redemption. With some help from friends both old and new, Ms. Cardello delivers a message of healing while building a love that was years in the making. Helene and Andrew were meant to find each other. All it took was fate, wisdom and danger to seal their connection. ( )

Andrew Barrington never held his lifestyle to a high caliber and left his wealthy lifestyle to join the Marines. Once a Marine, always a Marine. Andrew falls into a deep and dark hole after returning and only one thing is keeping him as level headed as he can muster. He needs this, needs his mind on a mission. Soon, that mission turns into Helene.
Helene Franklin has led a very sheltered life. Being homeschooled and connecting with animals left little time to discover connections actual people, men in particular. Her parents are making her fledge from the nest and off to Aruba to stay with her uncle.

Andrew and Helene are more connected than they thought. As things heat up, bullets fly. Can they weather this storm? Will Andrew be able to live with all he's been through and love Helene like he wants to? Answers are never quite what they seem....

Andrew's story fell incredibly close to my heart and the fact that Ruth Cardello was able to bring such truth to the aspect of what individuals face when returning home in this 4th installment of her Barrington Billionaire's series. Let It Burn brought out many personal emotions as my family has faced extreme similar journeys. My husband was Army and my brother a Marine. My brothers return after a few tours were heartbreaking and this book played on my heart strings. I couldn't help but hold a great pleasure in reading this story. I highly recommend reading Let It Burn along with the rest of this series as there is so much bounded within each book and each Barrington's journey. I can not wait to continue on and find out more of the ultimate mystery... which I will not share because go get it and discover it :)
I enjoyed Helene and her parents characters, the connection and how it brought two very different families together! This will leave you with quite the book hangover. ( )