Spirits and Coffee, The Complete Series

An M/M Mpreg Omegaverse Shifter Romance

This book bundles all 5 episodes of the M/M Mpreg Omegaverse Shifter Romance Serial in one complete full-length novel. A Ghost Hunter and a Barista - brought together by destiny. Nash, ghost-hunting blogger and omega shifter, has found himself claimed by the powerful alpha Flynn, barista and owner of Three-Fisted Bowls of Java. Though their worlds are very different, the two begin to come together in ways neither expects. Neither had been looking for love, let alone a true mate. As their worlds collide, the two will learn that there's a cost to their love. With babies on the way, Flynn must find a way to end a ghostly curse that puts his future family at risk. Spirits & Coffee is is a "knotty" M/M Omegaverse Shifter Mpreg Romance with male pregnancy, no cheating, and a HEA.

Very Good Haunting Ghost Hunter Story . . .

This is a great story that pairs a ghost hunter with a barista as fated and bonded mates. While it's instalove, it's because the tale is about the haunting and their fight against a malevolent spirit as a couple. It's quite touching and a bit scary. Great haunting tale with a satisfying ending--finished in one evening, didn't want to interrupt. Undying love and sacrifices for the fight.

While the VV was robotic in beginning, it relaxed and became human so forgot about it for most part (typical complaints about inflections, etc.)--never lost the thread of the story or associated feelings. Highly recommended for paranormal readers.

Different!

This story had so much drama and a little scary if you’re not into ghost! However I did enjoy it. AI still ain’t the way to go!

Unexpected feelings

This was quite a ride. Some tears at the end but over all it was a good listen.

Great story ruined by AI voice

The story was good, but without an actual narrator it's difficult to get immersed in it. There was zero distinction between character voices, no inflection to emote the story, several pronunciation errors, and no feeling at all.

The Virtual audio ruined it

Please save up for a narrator! Hearing the lack of emotion and soulless delivery of some lines, I only made it as far as chapter four before I couldn't continue. This is so disheartening.