The Red-Eye

Second Chance Secret Baby Romance

De: A Akinosho

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

It started with one night, then unforeseen surprises.

Ciara
Home is my sanctuary, so I used my last cash to get on a red-eye flight. Little did I know I'd end up next to a charming guy.
Our undeniable connection led to a passionate night. It was meant to be just that—one night. So, I ghosted him without a second thought, despite our chemistry.
But fate had other plans. That night left me pregnant and keeping my baby a secret becomes impossible when he shows up at my doorstep, determined to be a part of our lives.
Resisting him is becoming increasingly hard.

Philip
The moment she sat next to me; she unknowingly brightened my day. Our night together confirmed what I felt from the start. But she vanished without a trace.

Now, with fate giving me a second chance,
She’s about to find out just how far I'll go to win her heart.

Good story line

I liked the book and characters. The ending was a little abrupt but good book overall.

You never know who's listening.

It was a long road to HEA for Philip and Ciara. Engagements, feral moms and miscommunication get in the way seemingly at every turn. When she winds up pregnant, she decides to raise her baby alone, not wanting to be lumped in with the other women Philip sees as grasping. But he can't forget her and fortune smiles upon him when he overhears a stranger talking. Finally reunited but she's unavailable. He'll have his family no matter what anyone says. He just had to bide his time to win her heart. A good story overall but the AI narrator did not do the book justice. There should have been a lot of screaming.

How funny Phillip and Sierra are as when telling each other off

What I like is the diversity. What I didnt like was how long winded it was

Up to date story line, it could happen 🤷🏾‍♀️

The narrator needed water throughout this book. The book needs a more definitive character in Sierra. She was all over the place.

too much drama all they had to do is talk

to much drama, not enough talking. all this could been elevated with better conversations