The Woman at the Top of the Stairs

Second Chance Series Series, Book 1

De: Jamey Moody

Narrado por: Tessa Stavers

What would you do for the woman you love?

Dru Rae gave up everything to get away from her mafioso family. She disappeared with hopes they'd never find her. All she wanted was a quiet life with a few friends and the woman she knew in her heart was out there.

Marina Summit was an uber successful realtor in a thriving housing market. She gave someone two dates, if there wasn't a spark, then she moved on. Besides, she was too busy for love.

As a house stager on the first day of her new job, Dru was waiting to meet the realtor for a final walk through.

Marina was set to approve a new listing when she went to check on the house staging. She wasn't prepared for what happened to her heart when she saw the woman at the top of the stairs.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Jamey Moody (P)2023 Tantor

Lovely Story!

This was a lovely story. The plot development was well done. The main characters had a lot of chemistry. Establishing the supporting cast early on that ultimately will evolve into main characters in subsequent stories in the series was very clever. The narration was also well done.

Just marvelous, beautiful love story

This is a love story for all times my wife and I I am married for 25 years we first met you felt the same way as we used to be spending that glorious every since we got together

Great love story

This was great love story from the beginning to the end. So many turns and twist it was never dragging.

Love it

Great story about how someone can get a 2nd change at life after serving 8 years in prison. Lots of spice and the relationship starts right off. Loved both MC support for each other. Well written. No angst.

A great read to cheer you

In an era when everyone seems to hate everyone else, especially the LGBTQ+, our spirits need lifting and this book can do that. Yes, maybe the two lovers tell each other they love one another a little too often, but I thought the narration was fine. Why not frequent words of love than deviousness, betrayal, and meaningless sexuality?

Great read

I loved this book. LOW angst, believable and wonderful characters. I loved the 2nd chance at life angle, it made the characters so relatable. Can't wait for book 2.

Repetitive dialogue is lazy

Omg, so repetitive! How many times can they look lovingly into the others eyes and say lovingly, "I'm so in love with you" and "i'm so lucky to have found you" and "i can't believe this is my life"? The MC's say these lines a minimum of FIVE times EACH chapter - that's how many times! (and it begins as early as chapter Three, for real!) I'm so tired of stories that continuously remind its reader of characters emotions, thoughts and/or basic facts with repetitive dialogue. IT IS EXHAUSTING, and frankly, it's insulting to the reader. We get it. We got it the first 50 times they said these phrases. I'm a fan of Jamey Moody's writing, but this one was an extremely lazy effort in my opinion. Slim chance I even listen to the rest in the series. Due to the repetitiveness and lack of substance, I just wasn't invested - at all. Even the sex scenes were repetitive... I swear they were "cut-and-pasted" throughout the story from the first time they have sex (which happens within the first hour they meet.) I suggest you wait for the $4.99 sale.