A Real Goode Time

De: Jasinda Wilder

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Rhys Frost—he’s literally too good to be true. Tall, dark, and so handsome, with big strong grease-stained and work-roughed hands, a brilliant smile, and a heart of gold. He’s patient. He’s funny. And he wants me. He wants to do things to me that I’ve never even dared fantasize about. The problem is, I’m a virgin, and I haven’t told him. * * * I found Torie Goode on the side of the road in a torrential downpour, looking like a sad wet rat. Then I got a better look at her, and I realized I had a woman of truly breathtaking beauty in the passenger seat of my old CJ-7. Somehow, I managed to let myself get lured into a road trip with a gorgeous, tantalizing woman...who was, for some reason, reticent to let things go anywhere between us, physically. She’s hiding something. And we’re alone in a car for hours on end, days on end. Connecticut to Alaska, to be exact. I want her. She wants me. I just need to figure out what her hold up is, and how to get past it…and what to do if and when I do.

No More Virtual Voice.... PLEASE!

Performance - Narration with the virtual voice is terrible. It was monotone, lacks emotions, and at times I couldn't tell which character I was listening too. Please stop the madness with these horrific narrations. If they would at least have a female tone and male tone for the virtual voice, maybe that would help but I doubt it. Also, why not have the virtual voice deeper... the high tone of this "male" reader doesn't do it for me. Another issue is that there have been a few mistakes I have notices so far.

Story - So far it is not that great. It is slow and with the terrible virtual voice I don't know if I can even finish this book.

Overall - I feel bad only marking this with two stars, who knows... the story could be okay but so far it is not and the narration is just killing this for me and I can't even get into this book because of it.

Not sure about others who enjoy audio books, but one of my guilty pleasures is listening to Sebastian York or Teddy Hamilton. NOT listening to virtual voice.