Stranded

Age Gap Lesbian Romance

By: Christine Waters

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Previously published as Lost and Found: A Novel Age Gap Lesbian Romance by Waters, Christine (AUTHOR).

Two women on a deserted island. What’s going to happen?

Helen Hales, the 38-year-old Chief Creative Officer of one of the most prestigious fashion houses, Verve Couture, is tasked with going to a remote jungle in Guatemala to do a high-profile fashion shoot for two days. It’s not something she is keen on doing since she has to leave her husband and two small children behind. Somehow, she knows she’ll miss her girls more than ever. Before leaving, she just doesn’t want to let them go. And maybe she shouldn’t have.

Lana Spisak, a 23-year-old up and coming photographer was hired by Helen Hales to do one of their most important fashion shoots of the year. She’s excited and can’t believe it. All her dreams might come true, or they might be dashed away before she gets the chance to realize them.

What happens in the jungle is unexpected and sinister, and leads Helen and Lana down a path that will change their lives forever.

Enjoy the nail-biting twists and turns, ups and downs that Helen and Lana go through as they navigate their way in an unexpected journey of survival, self-discovery, and possibly love.

Stranded is a thrilling, adventurous, age-gap lesbian romance that will pull you in and leave you wanting more.

Story is much better than the initial description !

Did not like generated voice..unable to show distinct emotions which took away from the experience.

Please no more virtual voice

Please no more virtual voice, this is one of my favorite stories. It was perfect aside from the virtual voice

A good story, very steamy.

I am not liking the AI voice that sounds upbeat when its not an upbeat situation. But if you ignore the awful AI then the story is amazingly steamy and written well.

I enjoyed the story for the most part with it had a longer ending

AI isn't the same as a real person reading the book. I think they cut the ending off to soon.

I wish there was an epilogue!

A small, "where are they now?" is the only thing I would recommend. I really enjoyed the human flaws.