Mistletoe Detour

"Mistletoe Detour," the latest entry in the Scottish Billionaire series by M. S. Parker, sends readers off on a hilarious, heartwarming holiday road trip.

Blaze Gracen, a renowned Johns Hopkins professor, gears up for a festive family shindig in sunny San Ramon. However, Mother Nature has other ideas, and a surprise winter storm leaves his flight stranded in not-so-tropical Chicago.

Enter Trisha Easton, a quick-witted New Yorker with a suitcase full of sass and a knack for turning lemons into spiked lemonade. Also stranded in Chicago, she opts for a daring, map-defying drive across the country to San Francisco – because who needs a flight when you've got audacity and a playlist of classic road trip tunes?

Their paths cross at a car rental counter more crowded than a Black Friday sale, leading to a spontaneous decision to travel together. Vowing to keep their pasts as hidden as their luggage in the trunk, they embark on a road trip filled with gut-busting banter and an undeniable sizzle that would thaw even the frostiest winter road.

But as they zigzag through snowy landscapes and quaint towns, Blaze and Trisha's laid-back "let's just be road trip buddies" agreement faces more challenges than a high school final.

This latest installment in the Scottish Billionaire series isn't just a story of unexpected romance but a holiday escapade with the possibility of lasting love. Will their journey end with a simple 'thank you for the memories,' or will the mistletoe work its festive magic?

Buckle up for "Mistletoe Detour," where love, laughter, and a sprinkle of holiday magic are just around the next snow-covered bend.

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I like real people reading the stories , instead of an a.i. narrator. thank you

Mistletoe Detour

Virtual voice is a little hard to follow at times, not horrible though. The story was fun and realistic. Good read.

virtual voice disappointing

virtual voice may make it easier to bring a book to audibles, but it's far less enjoyable to listen to the story. There is no differences between character voices which can make it hard to follow.

Good story REALLY bad narration.

Bad narration. They used the same digital voice for male and female parts so it was hard to know which character was speaking. Also the narration was very monotonous.