Summer Job

Montana Beach, Book 2

De: David Neth

Narrado por: Robyn Isaacs

When Robyn was promoted to manager of the Montana Beach Pier amusement park, she helped save it from near extinction. But her employees are still having a hard time adjusting to her new leadership role. With her father gone and only a few friends in Montana Beach, the stress at work carries over to the rest of her life. That is, until her newest employee steps through the door.

Jaden’s just looking for a summer job until he can find something more stable in the fall. Montana Beach might be a slower pace than his hometown, but his new boss and the romance that sparks between them makes the sleepy little town exciting.

When a coworker discovers their relationship, he threatens to reveal their secret, which could put their jobs and the future of the Pier at risk.

©2018 David Neth (P)2018 David Neth

Another Great Montana Beach Tale

This is the second book in the Montana Beach series. You don't have to listen to the first book to enjoy this one but it would help. I enjoyed the little bit of overlap between books. The characters are fun to learn about. The story is well written. I enjoyed learning more about Montana Beach and it's many faces. The narration was done well, although I felt Robyn Isaacs needed to read the story a few more times before recording. She comes across a little stiff instead of flowing. Her voices are distinct and with a bit more practice I think she'll become an excellent narrator. Overall, an enjoyable listen.

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Good Summer Romance

The story flows pretty well, it's a short, fast, light read. Robyn is the manager of an amusement park and she hires Jaden for the summer. They spend the whole summer sneaking around to spend time together until a malicious coworker discovers their relationship and threatens to expose them unless they comply.

If you listened to Summer Stay, we will witness a familiar scene from Jessie and Mason's story from an outsider's point of view. Thus, Summer Stay and Summer Job seem to be written such that they occur simultaneously. Which is a pretty neat idea, to me; I haven't ever really had an author write a two books in a manner quite like that.

This story was good, however, I think if there had been a just tad more substance to Jaden and Robyn's relationship it would have taken it from good to great.

Also, the narrator does a good job, but if you listen to her too fast in this book, then her Max voice is distracting and maybe a tad inconsistent sounding. Her Peggy voice, when sped up, is a little distracting as well but inconseqntial in the overall story.

I received a free copy at my request and have voluntarily left this unbiased review.

Sweet Small Town Story!

This is the second book in the Montana Beach Series, a small town story. This was a cute short story. I liked Robyn and Jaden's story and I loved their happy ending. I received this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

summer romances can be tricky...

summer romances have always been beautiful... but sometimes they can be tricky as well. This is especially true if that romance includes your boss or employee! Trying to keep it secret can cause a lot of issues from hiding under a table to having to bargain for secrecy when you are caught! But maybe that old saying might just be what's needed... after all the truth wil set you free right? I loved every bit of this story. It kept me listening until the very end and made me wish the story could just keep going! The combination of David Neth's writing and Robyn Isaacs' narration truly brought this stoey to life for me!

Nice Short Listen

I received this audiobook free for an honest review. As in Book 1, this was also a cute, wholesome story. The summer romance at the amusement park between Robyn and Jaden is entertaining. Young love with two young people is cute. The author did a great job with the story. The narrator did a good job with the characters. However, it appears she is new at narrating. She sounds like she is reading, not acting.