Heart Trouble

By: Jae

Narrated by: Abigail Rakocy

Length: 13 hrs and 18 mins

Publisher's summary

Award-winning author Jae’s newest lesbian novel is a medical romance with a few unexpected turns.

Dr. Hope Finlay loves her job as an emergency room physician, especially since it allows her only brief encounters with her patients. She learned early in life not to get attached to anyone because it never lasts.

Laleh Samadi, a waitress at her aunt’s restaurant, is the exact opposite. She easily connects with people and loves her big, boisterous Persian family, despite their tendency to meddle in her life.

When Laleh needs to be rushed to the ER with heart trouble, Hope saves her life. Afterwards, strange things begin to occur: Why does Laleh suddenly know even the most obscure diseases, while Hope is fluent in Farsi?

Soon, they can no longer deny that there’s a mysterious connection between them - one that becomes stronger with each passing day.

Are they losing their minds...or their hearts?

©2016 Jae (P)2019 Ylva Publishing

Jae does it again. It is amazing

The depth of Jae as a writer is incredible. Every little thing is thoroughly thought out.. the characters believable, even if the story is a little out there. Her books are extraordinary.
The narration was excellent and a really excellent difference in voices. I will listen to Abagail again.

Every book by Jae is superb. If you enjoy romances, you will love her stories.

Enlightened

In a fun way of examining the situation of the heart. A new way to imagine of how to find your other half of your heart. Brings up about heart health and problems. A fun and interesting story about lives around characters.

Good Story, Disatisying Performance.

Interesting premise and something I looked forward to reading, but the performance was lacking.

Great book!

I absolutely loved this book. The ending was a little dry for me. It felt like it needed a little bit more. The only reason it didn’t get 5 stars for the performance is because of the way the narrators voice was a little too drawn out on some of Hope’s words. It bugged me for some reason “. Over all I would say a 4.9 over all!

just awesome

the story was really good. not cheesy like i was kinda expecting given the whole mind meld thing it insinuated in the description. the narrator does an amazing job on the voices and accents, i was really impressed.

Truly enjoyable story

I found this book to be an entertaining story, i enjoyed the paranormal aspect of it. I did feel the part where the two MC's connection was abruptly severed, without a good explanation was very confusing and left me saying "what just happened here? I was really in to the story line up until that point, it took me a few to get back on on track to where the Author wanted to take me with the whole concept of their relationship. Now im not saying anything bad mind you, i just think some plots need to be explained, but then again the paranormal is a whole lot of unexplained events. This book is such a cute love story with a great coming aspect as well. if you love slow burns with a little bit of paranormal in the mix, then this book is for you.

Slow burner

Interesting story line. I really liked the idea of that kind of connection between Hope and Laleh. I can understand the struggle to sort out which feelings belong to you. We written and the this is the first time listening to this narrator. Abigail Rakocy did a wonderful job

The narration was painful. But good story.

The story was cute. But the narrator left alot to be desired. it was like listening to Glenda the good witch narrating. I struggled to finish the book because the narration was so annoying. But the story was kept me listening.

Jae never disappoints.

This was a great listen, story was excellent, it flows well and made sense even if inthe beginning I felt it was a little far fetched. Characters well developed, the plot was interesting.
Abigail Rakocy is a great narrator, even if the accent given to the Farsi members of the family was more Indian than Farsi...

Loved it

I just loves how Jae's book are all connected. Well most of them.
I like how each characters have their own book that tell us about their love journey.
The mention of another persons from another books is just wonderful.❤️❤️❤️❤️