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  • Trish R.
  • JACKSONVILLE, FL, United States
  • 07-16-16

OK read and OK narration..

This was a cute little story. All about secrets and finding love through music. I really liked Tessa and Luke, and I liked that there was no angst and no misunderstandings.

Whenever the words er*ction, aro*sal or c**k don’t show up in a book I figure there’s no sex, and that’s OK if it’s a good novella. However, I couldn’t have been more wrong. There were some searing kisses and some really explicit sex. Nothing that really lead up to it, no desire, no thoughts of wanting one another, no nothing, but sex just the same. And there was no swearing to speak of.

It was, like I said, cute but it was just a love story. No real drama, no mystery, just secrets and you knew they weren’t going to be earth shattering, no mayhem, no stalker, no OMG moments, no nothing, so it’s good that it only had 189 pages. I can’t read 300 or 400 pages of angst anymore. Too boring!

As to the narrator: He was OK. Nice reading voice but no emotions. Several times the book said someone laughed and Mr. Samuelson never did it. He, pretty much, just read the book. His voices were all OK, too.

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New Narrator Needed

After listening to all the books in the West series and the Silver Lining series l continue to ask one question- why was the same narrator used for all these books when he continually interchanges the character names, as well as gender specific pronouns?? Very distracting and confusing. In additional most of the female voices were terrible. I’ve enjoyed the books, but will avoid books narrated by Roy Samuelson on the future.