Smoke Show

An Opposites Attract Romance

De: Amelia Simone

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Kissing your co-director is a sure way to fan the flames of gossip…

Eve Pendleton moved to Campfire for a fresh start. She's agreed to help the town council with their bachelor charity auction, but hosting it at the high school is a no-go unless she agrees to co-direct the winter play with the principal. Brady Gleason is handsome, but awfully strait-laced for Eve's tastes. Besides, her fresh start didn't include plans for a new man… Can she make room in her heart and her new life for a man whose icy exterior hides a flame only she can quench?

Brady Gleason can’t stop thinking about Eve. Loud, chronically late, and generally a thorn in his side, she gets on his nerves—but her prickliness conceals a pain he can’t help but try to soothe. He’s learned the hard way that risk means loss. Can Eve encourage him to open his heart one last time if it means finding love?

Eve and Brady are both skeptical about happily-ever-afters. Will their budding romantic production be a one-night flop, or have they found the roles of a lifetime together?

Join us around the campfire, where you can pour out your troubles and seek solace in friendship and love.
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Smoke Show is book two in the Campfire Council Series but can be read as a stand-alone romance. The newly elected city council of Campfire, WA, is ready to win hearts and rebuild their small town, but can this sisterhood of the wine-soaked campfire find love amid the flames?

Virtual Voice Did This Story No Favors

I’ve listened to quite a few stories with Virtual Voice and they have been good. Not great, but good. But with Smoke Smoke, the audio just make a really cringe story even harder to listen to. The MMC voice was higher than the FMC, which just made the spicy scenes sound like two adolescent voices. I was quite lost from the beginning as there are gaps in this story, while the spice scenes were overly descriptive. Don’t get me wrong, I like a good spice in my book, but when every detail is described to me it makes my skin crawl.