The Man in the Yellow Jaguar

By: Julie L. Spencer

Narrated by: Chrissa Boice

Length: 2 hrs and 1 min

Publisher's summary

A New Adult Clean Contemporary Novella

Love at first sight may exist in fairy tales, but not usually from across a parking lot. When Allison feels drawn to a mysterious man in shades and a baseball cap driving a yellow Jaguar, she can’t get him off her mind. But Charles Davison is the only guy around who drives a yellow Jaguar, and he’s the owner of the resort where Allison works. Charles is twice Allison’s age and doesn’t share her values. Yet, somehow they connect and fall in love.

The night Allison accepts his proposal, she meets Charles’ son. What starts as a celebration, ends in a heated argument between father and son, and the woman who threatens to take the place of C.J.’s deceased mother. As the wedding date looms closer, Allison’s doubts increase and the relationships between the men become more and more complicated. Will they make it to the altar? Or will tensions come to a head when they need each other most?

©2017 Julie L. Spencer (P)2018 Julie L. Spencer

Fun listen

I enjoyed listening to this story. This is a short listen but if you are looking for a fun listen this is it.

Sweet, clean romance

This was a cute story of love at sight with a twist. I loved that Allison was presented with temptation not didn't break from her faith. I only wish that the story had been a little longer to better the up the story, it seemed a little rushed. Chrissy Voice did a wonderful job with the narration.

I was given this audio book at my request and am voluntarily leaving this review.

A very interesting story line!

I enjoyed all of the characters in this book. The narrator did a good job adding the needed emotions.

I was intrigued to find out how it all ends. I couldn't help thinking, what in the world would I have done in this situation?

I would have enjoyed more at the end. Maybe years down the road to see how the three of them managed with each other.

Sweet Romance

A sweet novella to listen to on a car ride , doing chores , or just want a sweet escape .
Sweet romance , a little drama , and a message about morals and god .
A surprise Twist . ;)


Five Stars . ......


The narrator did a great job ....

The wrong man

This book captivated me when I realized very early on in the story that Allison had mistaken the connection she felt for a stranger with the stranger’s father. I was waiting to hear the father put two and two together when she insisted that hey saw each other and had connected. Shouldn’t of the father realized in the beginning when Allison told him this that it was likely his son she saw. Allison did tell him he looked older than she thought from a far. Anyway, I was sure that Charles Sr. Was going to introduce Allison the CJ at their first dinner date. As the book progressed I worried about the attachment Allison was making. Wow, what an awkward situation.

I may be biased but I love this story!

Chrissa did a great job! I may be a bit biased but I love this story!

A Quick wholesome listen

A clean romance, with a side of religion, made this an interesting listen.
The memory of seeing a man in the yellow Jaguar, her memory was flawed or was it? She approached the owner who owned the car and a relationship develops. A twist of fate, and an enjoyable read.

Oh what a tangled web.

As soon as CJ is introduced, you know there is going to be a train wreck. Alison sees the driver of the yellow Jaguar and instantly connects. As she introduced herself to him something is off but she moves forward. With her relationship and engagement she is giving up long held dreams and desires, but if she loves him, it will all work out-won’t it?

Sweet romance

The Man in the Yellow Jaguar is different from the usual clean romance. I liked that it was different, but I didn’t like how quickly Allison fell in love with Charles, or how quickly she was willing to lower her standards. I liked the ending. The narrator was a great fit for the story.

It's Okay

This is a clean romance with a religious theme. The writing was good, a little more angsty, religious and drama filled than I generally like and could have flowed a little more smoothly. The narration was good. The voices were distinct but I think another narrator would have been better. If you enjoy clean romances with a religious theme then give this book a try.

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.