Cabin Fever

De: Trevor Coxx

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When Ethan Ward, a driven and successful lawyer, escapes to a secluded mountain cabin for a weekend of much-needed solitude, the last thing he expects is company. But a booking mishap leaves him sharing close quarters with Adrian Flynn, a carefree freelance photographer with a knack for easing tensions with his easy smile.

Trapped by a fierce spring snowstorm, the two strangers find themselves thrown into an unexpected camaraderie, sharing stories by the glow of a crackling fire. As the cold intensifies outside, the heat between them sparks, uncovering hidden desires and a connection deeper than either anticipated.

As the weekend unfolds, Ethan, who has always controlled every aspect of his life, finds himself questioning whether he can let go enough to embrace what Adrian offers. Meanwhile, Adrian, who lives life one adventure at a time, discovers that his latest adventure might have more at stake than just a temporary fling.

"Cabin Fever" is a MM romance that explores what happens when two very different worlds collide in the most intimate of settings. Can Ethan and Adrian find a common ground in their unplanned retreat, or will the storm outside freeze the budding warmth between them?

Hard to follow

Virtual voice flat and uninteresting to listen to. Story repeated parts, one was ch1 and 3 both start with main characters meeting but two different ways. Do not recommend.

The lack of feeling

Narration flat- no emotion in the reading- story arc predictable- seems as if written by AI rather than a warm blooded human.

Absolutely Boring and Confusing

I’ve listened to a lot of virtual voice books and know it’s a bit flat and monotone but some books are actually good. This one was not. I had no clue of what was going on with the characters and storyline. The book did repeat some chapters and that brought me out of the story. I’m not sure if this was written by someone or they just put it into ChatGPT and slapped their name on it. Do not recommend as you will not understand how the two world “collide “ or how they fall in love.

Confusing

Chapters jump, repeat and there is absolutely no flow. No chapter is connected the the previous one.
I'd recommend skipping past this book.