Race for the Senate

Billionaire, Political, High-Stakes Contemporary Romance

De: Erosa Knowles

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Terri Summers is a campaign manager with her sights set on the ultimate prize: running a presidential campaign. Her current mission is getting Judge Anita Knight into the Senate.

Max Cannon, the enigmatic billionaire financing the campaign, has his own agenda—to change federal laws that will benefit his business empire.

When their professional lives intersect, an unexpected chemistry unfolds. Faced with time constraints, ethical dilemmas, and their own vulnerabilities, can Terri and Max harmonize love and ambition?

'Race to the Senate' takes you on a journey through the intricate labyrinth of political aspirations, romantic entanglements, and the ethical questions that bind them. Click to buy and read this compelling narrative.

It's been a while

It's been a while since reading something from Erosa Knowles. It's been a pleasure, but virtual voice is a no. Please do not use this not that I''m a narrator or actor but the voice has no inflection, no emotion, just plain nothing in terms of enjoyment. If Amazon has this to offer don't take it.

The Story

I loved that this was not a black damsel in distress. Terri was a strong stand alone character that could hold her own. Adding Max just cherries on the top. Great listen. Enjoyed it.

Storyline

The plot was good with engaging characters. One of highlights, was the female protagonist was on point, knew her own strengths and wouldn't let anyone diminish her worth. Only jarring note was narration as Virtual Voice was monotonous throughout entire read, lessening overall enjoyment.

Great Story, But Virtual Voice..Mmeh

This is great stroy. The main characters are likable and I got the sense of what it would look like behind a political campaign.

Because this is narrated by virtual voice you have to keep on top of who is talking. A good voice actor would have brought all of the characters to life with different sounding voices of each character instead of the monochromatic voice of the virtual voice.

Just fine

The story itself was fine. A very, very basic political romance. Definitely not scandal worthy. The digital voice didn’t help either.