Good Morning Beautiful

De: Daines Reed

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

What causes a perfectly rational, mature woman to lose herself in a perfectly irrational, immature relationship? For Cynthia Thomas, a single, thirty-something woman, it could be insecurity. It could be loneliness. It could be something deeper. Like a woman who has waded so far into the ocean she's lost sight of the shore, Cynthia fears she's gone too far with Victor. She fears she's wasted too many of her good years. She's no closer to becoming a wife and a mother, and as she approaches her 40th birthday, her regrets threaten to destroy her.

Good for them. But when will things be good for me?

Cynthia Thomas has spent a lifetime on the sidelines watching everyone else's lives blossom with marriage and babies. All she's ever wanted was to experience those joys for herself.

But, when she realizes she's spent too many years invested in one toxic relationship after another, she fears she may not deserve the true love she craves.

Now, months before her 40th birthday, with a string of failed relationships in her past and a habit of submitting to her own inner demons, she's reached a crossroads.

She'll have to dig deep to find discernment and self-love. Until now, nothing else has worked, time is ticking, and her chance for real love and motherhoood depend on it.

This heartfelt, honest, and introspective sequel to Daines Reed's Trust will leave you laughing, crying, and rooting for a happily-ever-after.

Note to Readers: The books within the Trust Series can be enjoyed in any order. The first book, Trust, introduces the main characters and highlights the values of sisterhood and friendship. However, each main character has her own story to tell. Therefore, the subsequent books are meant to provide a more intimate view into each woman's life. What has shaped her? What motivates her? What are her secrets?



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Great Read

I like the book the concept and all but the virtual reading I don’t like. You can’t get the emotions out of the words. It hard to follow who is talking.

The Voice Narration

I enjoyed this story but the AI narration was AWFUL. I almost didn't finish the book because of it.

Good Read

This was a good read. The protagonist angered me initially but she eventually began to love and stand up for herself.

Good listen

Very relevant story for most women. Loved the relationship transition and the beautiful ending. I just know they’re gonna get married and live happily ever after.

Church Drama

It was heartwarming knowing that true love was found in the end. She got rid of that Narcissistic, self-centered, arrogant piece of a man. The drama in the church was hilarious, but real. My favorite part was her telling the preacher how she felt about the sermon. What I hated was the “me”…”Victor” during the reading of the text messages. It was too much! Overall, I enjoyed this book!

Good read

Good book… I needed a little more detail at end of the book. Thank you

Interesting story

The plot was decent. I really think the book would have been better with an actual narrator. The virtual voice in this scenario was okay and the first one I tolerated to completion. Certain tones and inflections disrupted the flow of the book.

I do not plan to listen to a lot of virtual voice narrations because it is falling flat with personality.

Overall, the plot was okay. There is something missing with the plot but it was decent enough to read. I do not intend on listening to it again. Great books you can listen to several times.

You stole my life. lol

Very good book. I kind of got tired of hearing about Victor though. I'm glad to know I'm not the only 40ish lady with this life. lol

AI narration was TERRIBLE.

This was a good story, I really enjoyed it but almost quit a few times due to the terrible narration. This story deserved better than that. I hope it’s redone one day with the author narrating if possible. AI is NOT it for Audible.

snooze fest

it was very long and boring, some parts were also a little confusing. not enough to hold my interest