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Vino & Veritas Series

De: Kim Hartfield

Narrado por: Abby Craden, Angela Dawe

Duración: 4 h y 59 m

Resumen del Editor

Could swearing off men lead Chelsea to the perfect woman?

After being rejected one too many times, Chelsea makes a bold vow: No more men. Her friends doubt a boy-crazy party girl can handle not dating for a year, but that only makes Chelsea more determined.

Tara has made a vow, too. After growing up in foster care and suppressing herself to please others, she's going to live her truth. When she sees a beautiful woman, she'll make her attraction known.

Chelsea appreciates Tara's flirtatious compliments, not to mention her androgynous beauty. There's a loophole in Chelsea's vow, and it's more tempting every day....

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Kim Hartford (P)2021 Tantor

Dawe and Craden in the same audio book

I may too far from 22 and too far removed from the privileged background of one of the main characters to understand her appeal but I’d listen to anything that Dawe or Craden will read.

Perfect lesbian book

I love this book is a short one, but it's funny ,full of good information, is a very good book, and super sexy perfec hot and interested

MC was annoying as heck..

I’ve read and listened to EVERY V&V and In V&V book …. This was the last one on my list… But this was the first time I couldn’t stand an MC.. Chelsea ruined this book for me. The saving grace was Terra and the narration.

Opposites attract sapphic romance…

This audiobook was narrated by Angela Dawe AND Abby Craden. That dream team got me in the door, but the story also stands extremely well on its own.
22-year old Chelsea is swearing off men for a year after a long line of hookups that lead nowhere. The flirtatious Tara soon catches her eye, but what starts out as a desire to experiment turns into a bit more than she expected. This is a sweet, steamy opposites attract romance.

Fluff

A sweeter story than I anticipated. It juggled a lot of sensitive subjects, without taking itself too seriously. A very enjoyable story.

Loved the story.

Loved the dual narration. AC and AD were great together. I really enjoyed the story line.

Narration Heaven!

Put the two best narrators together on a les-fic and try to stop me from buying it! Not gonna happen. The performances, of course, were excellent, though not exactly what I expected.
The book was broken up by alternating chapters from each MCs first-person POV. Abby read the POV of Tara and Angela read the POV of Chelsea. But the dialogue between the two characters was always read by whoever was reading that chapter, so both narrators did the dialogue for both characters depending on the POV. (I hope that made sense)
It would have been fun if the dialogue of the character always stayed with that character’s narrator.
Regardless, the book, while short and superficial, was quite enjoyable. There was a lot that was glossed over and I felt like it had room to be deeper and allow for more background on the characters to help you connect more with them. Seemed like a missed opportunity. That being said, this is a great listen if your not in the mood to be dragged through an emotional roller coaster. It’s sweet and funny and the narration alone makes it well worth the buy.
Happy Listening!

Can’t go wrong with Abby Craden

This was short and sweet. While I love Angela Dawe, I only got this because of Abby Craden and she didn’t disappoint. Is it possible to have a crush on a voice?
The story is a bit juvenile in some parts but the ending was all worth it. It brought me back to when I was trying to find myself early in my youth. I loved Chelsea’s growth and her love and support for Tara. I would recommend this short story definitely. The narrators are amazing.

Narration dream come true

Honestly speaking not familiar with the author and purchase the audio because of Abby Craden and Angela Dawe. I must say I am grateful the story really was a good one and their narration of it was just a beyond extra bonus. Sometimes you are left wanting a little more when the stories are shorter, but the audio flow was good from the beginning to the end. The story had a little bit of everything and without spoiling things, I’m glad the author didn’t drag down mood with a detailed story of Tara’s youth. Just my two cents but anything Craden and Dawe are attached to is likely worth a listen.

Cute read!

The characters were realistic. I like the way the plot went even though it feels like there wasn't that much happening in the story. the characters moved a little too fast for my taste but that's kind of how these types of relationships go I guess.. both narrators were amazing per usual.