Maybe This Time

A Sweet Small Town Southern Romance

By: Carly Grant

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Zoe Wright left Las Vegas and a broken engagement to a prominent man, determined to start over and pursue her passion for furniture-making. Matt Kelly is a local Crestpoint Beach fireman whose heart has always belonged to his job and his small hometown. An unexpected act of kindness—and a lovable rescue dog—bring Matt and Zoe together, but will their kindling romance be strong enough to stand the heat when Zoe's past comes back to claim her?

This is a clean and wholesome, "he falls first" small town beach romance. If you love sweet, kisses only beach romances set in quaint coastal communities that make you wish you could pack your bags and move there today, you'll find it all in MAYBE THIS TIME!

Simple easy to follow

Terrible AI narration would not recommend. Needs much improvement would not listen to another AI book.

Another great story

Such awesome stories. I love wholesome love stories with good endings and no bad language.

Virtual voice

Not a fan of “virtual voice”
Could not listen to the book after 10 minutes

Sweet story, narration…

I enjoyed the story of Zoe who liked woodworking and Matt the firefighter. I really don’t care for the robotic narration and lack of human emotion., Although it was very clear with good enunciation.

Terrible narration

I did not like the virtual voice at all I will not buy another recording with virtual voice.

not a fan

I'm not a fan of virtual voice. The story was too predictable. there are no surprises in the story line.

Not too much stood out

The AI reading. There is no emotion in the voice. No feeling and some of the words were not pronounced correctly.

How very trite and unimaginative to storyline and the writing was. Terribly elementary.

This listen has convinced me to avoid audio books read by AI in the future. I've never found less emotion in times of profound passion: your son is trapped in a burning building and you run to a firefighter and say, without emotion "Please help us. We can't find our son,"'and when the firefighter does rescuer the boy they say: "Thank you for saving our son." All very proper and unemotional. A fifth grader could have written and read this book aloud as well as the author and AI. That's just one example...there's plenty more if you don't value your time with books.