The Angel Between Them

De: Rob Shumaker

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Her walk of fame stalled. He’s smarting from rejection. Can a bright-eyed orphan restore their faith and offer them a second chance at love?

Olivia Daniels can’t believe her career is over. After the struggling actress’s director boyfriend calls it quits, she heads back to her small hometown determined to transform her parents’ ailing B&B into a wedding venue. But with the success of the business hanging by a thread, her only hope lies in the helping hands of the handsome man she once spurned.

The last thing Ethan Stone needs is one more mouth to feed. So when an orphaned relative shows up on his doorstep, the financially strapped landscaper swallows his pride and accepts work from the gorgeous woman who chose stardom over becoming his wife. And wondering how his still-wounded emotions fit into God’s plan, he’s surprised when his astute little ward reminds him forgiveness is divine.

As Olivia’s attachment to hearth and family grows, she fears she’s caused too much hurt to open up Ethan’s damaged heart. And even though Ethan feels the sense in the child’s persistent nudging, he’s wary of risking another bout of pain.

Can they reconnect their souls and embrace a match made in Heaven?

The Angel Between Them is the charming first book in the Huron Cove Christian romance series. If you like bighearted characters, delightful matchmakers, and wholesome themes, then you’ll adore Rob Shumaker’s happily ever after.

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Entertaining and predictable

With extra syrupy sweetness it’s a romance that lacks the chemistry needed, perhaps because AI narration lacks human emotion. Bit strangely it is listenable more so than much of the virtual narrations out there.

The story is age old with slight surprises.

Much of the story requires suspending belief in: social services procedures, absolute virtue and no real struggles with reality

Still okay for a quick listen

Good story

I enjoyed the story; however, I am not particularly fond of the virtual voice narration. It a sweet Christian romance.