Christmas With The Millers

A Bridgeport Holiday

De: Quasia

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 3 h y 5 m

Resumen del Editor

In the finale, Jade and Nasir finally agree on a wedding date. But some things may cause them to cancel it. Nasir is hiding a secret that can ruin his life and the family he built with Jade. His mother Miranda isn’t too fond of his fiancée and does everything she can to plant seeds of doubt in his mind. Will he listen to the woman who was never there for him or stick by the love of his life? Jade is feeling insecure about herself after having two kids, and her soon to be mother-in-law only makes matters worse. Nasir ignores her complaints about his mother to keep peace in the house. When she runs into Dior at the mall, her whole world stops. She knows Nasir is hiding something but has no idea what it is. Will Jade and Nasir finally get their happy ending?

Poorly written and poorly delivered. :-(

I wrote this review and realized it is probably one of the harshest reviews I’ve ever written.

I almost did not post it, but the content is so bad that I rather not waste anyone’s time.

Here are my thoughts:
The plot and virtual voice are like eating store bought mac and cheese with no flavor. Yes, it is still mac and cheese, but it was made without any seasoning, passion, or love. I would have given the narration and the storyline zero, if I could. If I had to pay for the book, I would have gotten a refund.

For the narration, just make the homemade mac and cheese, so we can appreciate the work of art in front of us.

If the metaphor is not clear, hire real narrators. Listening to an audible is an experience and what a way to cheapen the experience with this voice narration. Please note, I am in IT and I love artificial intelligence. It is clear the machine learning aspect is not provided here. You need both for an immersive experience.

As for the actual plot, it is overshadowed by the narration, but it just did not deliver. The book seems like it was written by a person who’s never traveled, experienced life, and definitely is not wealthy. So much substance was lacking, so I tried to find out more about the author to see what motivated them to write this material. I have a theory based on the name, but I would just summarize by saying, no, this book is NOT it. Do not pass go and do not quit your day job until passion, umph, substance, and care are poured into the work.

Overall, do not waste your time unless you like random places and thoughts tossed together like word cloud to deliver a storyline.