A CHRISTMAS HOMETOWN REUNION

De: S. I. Wells

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Reconnect with the magic of Christmas with this feel-good, holiday story.

Anderson and Molly Wallace are humble apple farmers from a small town in Iowa. They decide to flip tradition on its head and have a Christmas hometown reunion by bringing their whole family to Chicago to be with their youngest child, Ben, whose work made it impossible for him to be home for the holidays.

This heartwarming story where country meets city, where new girlfriend meets old, and where Ben relearns the importance of family and small-town values make A Christmas Hometown Reunion a feel-good holiday story you won't want to miss.

Hometown values

This is a fascinating book about family. Ben, the son is a Chicago lawyer an has a high stress job and not as fulfilling as he had hoped. His family, apple farmers decided to visit him in Chicago during Christmas. He shares his apartment with two ladies, so the space was limited. The family arrives and Ben had purchased blowup mattress for there sleeping arrangements.
Ben is in a deal that could give partnership. but tension is tight and he's about to blow. The deal was canceled, but he finds out that his parents aren't just apple farmers. This story is amazingly written and thought provoking. His parents brought amazing news that helped Ben gain a new career and one he would love.

Terrible AIVoice

Narrator AI can’t even pronounce words properly. It was horrible. Story line was good. Read this one don’t bother listening.

Charming, feel good holiday story.

If you are looking for a short,charming holiday story that ends on a lot of positive notes this is the listen for you. However, the virtual voice narration left something to be desired. If this story where to be read by an actual person, it has the potential to become one of those wonderful, charming holiday Classics.

The virtual voice is terrible

I’ve listened to books narrated by virtual voice before, but this one was terrible. The story was very unbelievable and made worse by the narration.