Doctor Neighbor

A Second Chance Secret Baby Romance

De: Blakely Stone

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

One passionate night 5 years ago was all there was, or so I thought.
Now she's my neighbor with a life-altering secret that will upend everything.

Being neighbors reignites a red-hot chemistry between us.
As much as we try, we can't avoid the pull still there between us.

Real feelings develop while old scars threaten to surface.
Stolen moments only intensify our insatiable hunger.

When her 4 year-old, Maddie, falls critically ill, I spring into action.
Maddie's life hangs in the balance as tension between her mother and me is at an all-time high.

When I realize I could be falling hard, she drops a bombshell.

A crucial misunderstanding could destroy us before we even begin.
Or, against all odds, forgiveness could forge a future neither of us expected.

Best Book

This was the sweetest love story. I see myself listening to this book multiple times.

The story line was good, the AI was not.

This would be one that I run out for the second book, I’m hesitant as the AI narrative was not enjoyable. Story was cute and light!

Good Story, Off-putting Narration

I liked the story a lot. Both characters were likeable and story was engaging.

The narration left a lot to be desired. I will say that this computerized narration is the best I've heard so far, but it still was a little bit distracting. I was able to finish the boon and with previous computerized voices I have not been able to get past the first chapter. Major issues with the narration for me was lack of variation in tone which made it dialogue difficult to decipher. This was especially problematic since the whole thing was voiced by the same voice and the female parts were really hard to distinguish from the male...especially given that the female character has a traditionally male name. There were multiple times when I had to back the story up to figure out what was going on. The narration was also somewhat choppy and there would be sentences that did not flow. Words and abbreviations related to the medical professions like OR and ER were pronounced like "or" and "er" which was also amusing if not distracting.

Buster and Cole

This story was a little long with all the descriptions and the telling is what time of day it was. Somethings were repeated. Buster told Cole at least three times he lived there and she told her friend or sister twice that she thought Buster was her daughter’s father. I felt like this took away from the story. I honestly do not know how I feel about this book