Fall for You

A Second Chance Lesbian Romance

By: Reba Bale

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The only thing scarier than a corn maze? Running into your ex.

Big-city advertising exec Alana is back in her hometown -- unemployed, living with her parents, and running social media for the local Fall Festival. It's basically her personal nightmare, complete with forced pumpkin selfies.

Ronnie never left the small town where she grew up. She's poured everything into saving her family's struggling farm, and this festival is her last shot. Until she discovers her new marketing "help" is Alana -- her first love and the girl who broke her heart when she left for the city.

Stuck together among hayrides and corn maze chaos, old sparks reignite. But can they navigate past heartbreak to find their way back to each other?

Fall for You is a cozy, steamy lesbian romcom about second chances, small town charm, and the magic of autumn. Perfect for fans of pumpkin patches, enemies-to-lovers tension, and happily ever afters. This book is a fast and sweet WLW romantic short story in Reba Bale's Second Chances Lesbian Romance series. Each book in the series is a standalone sapphic romance featuring two strong women finding love the second time around.

Great writing- the AI voice was horrible

The story despite being well written was lost to the unfeeling AI voice! If this is how most of the audiobooks are going to be read then I need to end my subscription!!! Live voices add depth and a personal touch to the authors narrative- the canny recording was just emotionless, drone, and felt like I was listening to being on a que for a business. I thought I’d give it a try since there is a lot of books going this route- nope not for me!

Short but cute

It was pretty short and to the point but it was cute and had some humor to it.

Fantastic Story

The story is great but it would have been better if the narrator is human…

Story was ok

The story line was straight out of a 1940’s movie, but that’s ok. The virtual voice needs some proof/ listening: “read” and “read” have different emphases, depending on the usage. One reads a book; the book is also read. Sounds totally different. Same with lead and lead. Why have listeners tripping over the misused word and missing a story point?

Sweet and romantic

A total page turner, or a book you will want to non stop listen too.