The Accidental Text

A Steamy Standalone Instalove Romance

By: Flora Ferrari

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 4 hrs and 14 mins

Publisher's summary

After breaking up with the world’s biggest jerk, I’m reluctant to get back into the dating scene. So my best friend, Paula, and I make a deal.

“If it’s ever going bad, shoot me a text, and I’ll come rescue you.”

The only problem?

I send the text to the wrong P – P for Professor Alexander.

I met Asher Alexander on a history field trip, three years ago, only giving me his number in case of an emergency.

So there’s no way he’s going to respond now three years later…right?

But then he does more than that. This forty-three year old, silver-haired, muscular alpha appears and saves me from my horrible date.

I almost melt. I’ve been obsessed with him ever since I was an eighteen year old virgin. Now I’m twenty-one, still a virgin, and I’ve been through the wringer.

I expect him to ask me why I sent him a text with my location attached.

But instead, he saves me.

I know he’s just being nice, but I can’t stop dreaming about being with him. I can’t stop fantasizing about his rippling muscles and how safe I’d feel with his powerful arms wrapped around me.

When my ex-boyfriend rears his head, Asher steps in again, leaving me wondering…

Is it possible he feels the same? Does he want me as badly as I want him?

As events escalate, I start to believe that maybe, just maybe, I’m not imagining that possessive jealous glint in his eyes.

Perfectly cheesy! Confusing narration couldn’t tell the difference between FLC and MLC

This book was so ridiculously cheesy, and I absolutely loved it! Virtual narration can be annoying because it’s hard to tell if it’s coming from the female perspective or the male perspective and that’s annoying. Otherwise it was a great book! like Hallmark Christmas movie in all its glory! Definitely recommend!

You're Mine

Meeting each other after 3 years. U R Mine and No on else's. Yes yes

Best virtual voice so far

I really don't like the virtual voices, they make it hard to follow character changes. They are also usually o e tone. This book's voice at least made it possible to listen to the story.

The story needs a lot of work. it has decent bones and could have been much better if the adults didn't act like teenagers. They met three years prior and fell instantly in love. They ate strangers and really don't know each other. I liked both characters but you just can't get immersed in their story as they are just jumping ahead and not letting you get to know them. Good for a listen but not a keeper by any means.

Ehh…Good story, but…

Good story, but I think it would be much better if the narrative was not virtual. There were times where I couldn’t figure out who I was listening to.

Fake voice

Story was good but the fake voice was off putting at times through the story.

The virtual voice.

I disliked the monotone virtual voice. Story would have been much better with a human narrator.

Virtual voice was awful

The story was ok, but the virtual voice narration is horrible. Will not be listening to any more books without live narrators.

The perfect love story

This story reminded me of my husband and I. Without the age Gap and shared children

quick like a bunny

The story line was good but it went far too quickly, then jumped even further in the furture.

More than a love story

dislike the AI voice. mispronounced some words, and there is no inflection. Hard to tell when the character speaking changes. Liked the story as it had some relationship hardship first, and then the story of them continues through the rest.