Heaven Sent

De: Alyson Belle

Narrado por: Juliana Solo

He messed up his first life, but that’s what second chances are for...even if this time he has to do it as a woman.

When Rick, a high-powered, rich financier, unexpectedly arrives at the gates of heaven and is denied entry because of the self-centered way he lived his life, all he wants is a second chance to make up for past mistakes. He’d always intended to be more generous and kinder to people - he was just planning to do it in his golden years. When the angels give him the chance to go back to Earth in a young, fit body and prove the truth of his intentions, Rick eagerly accepts. Getting to be young all over again while keeping all of his accumulated wisdom sounds like a great deal, and he can hardly believe his luck.

But when Rick wakes up in a dirty Los Angeles alley in the body of a gorgeous, female twenty-something with no money, no I.D., and no apparent past, he immediately begins to regret his choice. How is he supposed to prove how generous and kind he can be without any of his prior wealth or friends? How is he supposed to support himself with no way to get a job and no resources at his disposal? And how on Earth is he supposed to adjust to being a petite, delicate woman when he’s spent decades as a confident, powerful man?

Rick quickly discovers that being a woman is very different from the life he’s used to, in ways that are both frustrating and humiliating. The only person who gives a damn about him now is Luke: the strong, warm-eyed bartender who takes pity on the pretty, bedraggled girl and gives her a place to stay and some money to get back on her feet while she figures out her new life. If only there were something she could do to repay his kindness....

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No need for gender swap

After chapter 1 and Rick's dealing with Michael the angel there really isn't much of him left once turned into to the female Madison. Every now and then his name is mentioned but the book doesn't really make you feel for that side of the character. Madison just takes over and it becomes an erotic journey in this novella for a young woman.

A second chance at life.

Luke awakens outside heavens gates only to be denied entry. Offered another lifetime to make up for his past he leaps at it. A gender swap story that’s not exactly what one woman expect. Erotic romance and great performance.

Second Chances

Heaven Sent written by Alyson Belle and narrated by Juliana Solo is a very unique genderswap story. Rick was a rich financial analyst who died in a car accident. When he wakes up outside of the gates of heaven he is told he is a special case. He did not earn Hell but did not earn either Heaven. Rick can go back and be a better person with a second chance with a fresh start young person. He’s planning on doing good works of charity for others in his golden years and He is thinking of all the hot young chicks he can score as a young man. To his surprise, he wakes up in an alley on a bed of garbage as a gorgeous young blonde. No identification, no money, to proof of education, or work history. Things are turned upside down as Rick now is Madison. Alyson Belle has created another amazing story where a person realizes that actions have consequences, Trust is earned, and kindness of strangers is sometimes just that kindness. That was an amazingly sweet story that holds the listener's attention provides plenty of enjoyable light erotica and highly entertaining dialogue to for fans of the genre. The narration by Juliana Solo was highly enjoyable. This is the first audio performance that I have heard from this narrator and I greatly enjoyed her performance on this audiobook. She has an amazing voice and creates memorable voices for the characters. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

The start of the book was amazing.

I like the premise of the beginning it was very beautifully done, and I waited for so much more. But the last bit of the book was a very big disappointment into how she decides to earn a living. I think it could’ve been a lot better.