Baby Please Come Home To Me

“A Urban Love Novella”

De: Blake Karrington

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Loving an inmate can be hard.
For Charmaine it's become her reality, ever since she fell in love with Rico on a visit to see her cousin. Faced with the reality of falling for a man that she never knew on the outside, Charmaine fights back doubt from friends and family members. Can Rico really be God sent and her soulmate? Or is he just another bad male decision to add to her two deadbeat baby fathers?

Digital/ AI is a bad move

A computer/robot reading a book is the most terrible idea I have heard in a long time. The computer has ZERO ability to read prosodically. It pronounces names and words that are the same throughout the story different each time ot reads them. There is little emotion, but it's on the wrong places. Just pay the real live narrator.

Pretty good

It was worth the free listen. Had some twists and turn that made you wonder.

Surprisingly Good

Although I hate the computer generated voice and the horrible delivery and mispronounciation of names and other words which sometimes throws you off track of the storyline, it overall was an good read. It totally went in a unexpected direction of what I presumed it would go. Definitely entertaining.

The story of prison, loyalty and change

10/10 the ending a bit disappointing as it was getting good. I wish I would have gotten more of the ending.

A happy ending…

It was so refreshing to see someone getting a second chance off blind faith, despite all of the naysayers and it worked out for them. I can’t lie I was like “he better not” or “she’s stupid” but in the end God and love prevailed! I love love!

good

this was a really good book imma suckere for a happy ending. and this book did not disappoint

virtual Voice SUCKS

This perhaps doesn't count as a review after NOT listening to the audiobook. As soon as I hear that "nails on chalkboard" robot narration, they call virtual voice, I refuse to listen to the complete recording. I've been listening to books in my library that has actual voice actors, repeatedly, because of all the recent books have virtual voice. My distain for virtual voice will eventually drive me to dump my membership.