A Play for Love

De: M. S. Parker

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 8 h y 47 m

Resumen del Editor

Making it on Broadway is tough, but finding love in the city is even tougher. But sometimes, the most unexpected connections lead to the greatest love stories.

Spencer, a dashing and distinguished British theater producer, arrives in New York City, eager to meet with his friend Stan to discuss the exciting prospects of bringing his production to Broadway's illustrious stages.
On his second night in the city that never sleeps, fate leads him to a dimly lit, intimate pub where he encounters London McCrae, a fiery and ambitious aspiring actress with dreams of conquering Broadway's greatest stages.

A single electrifying night of passion weaves their lives together, creating a connection neither of them can forget. Little do they know that destiny has a grander plan for them.

When London auditions for her big break, she's left breathless as she discovers the man behind the curtain––the one orchestrating her dreams––is none other than Spencer himself.

As the chemistry between them intensifies, their worlds are turned upside down. Spencer's aristocratic family, the epitome of British high society, struggles to accept the vivacious and down-to-earth London, while her own tight-knit and grounded clan is wary of the polished stranger who has stolen her heart.

Caught in a whirlwind of desire and conflicting loyalties, Spencer and London must navigate the treacherous waters of class, family, and ambition to find a way to unite their two worlds. Will they defy the odds and write their own love story? Or will the curtain fall on their passion before it's even begun?

Get ready for an intoxicating and steamy romance that will leave you breathless, as A Play for Love takes center stage in the hearts of readers everywhere.

virtual voice let down

This was the first book I've listened to read by virtual voice and I was really disappointed. There was no distinction between characters. The male lead is from England, so you hope for an English accent, you didn't even get a male voice. Several times I had to really pay attention to figure out who was speaking because I missed the chapter ID signifying which character POV the chapter was being written as. I was really hoping using virtual voice meant each character would be a truly distinctive voice, sad to learn it's not. AI can not replicate human emotions either. It said the correct words, but at times with wrong inflection or tone.