Someone to Love

By: Jenny Frame

Narrated by: Keira Grace

Davina Trent lives for work. She spends her days at her prestigious family law firm, ending her clients’ marriages in divorce court and negotiating their hefty payoffs. Marriage is destined to fail, and family can’t be trusted. But when Trent’s cousin dies unexpectedly, Trent is the only relative left to care for his two small children. She needs a nanny fast.

All Wendy Darling ever wanted was a family. When her fiancée left her and cleared out her bank account, she didn’t think her heart would ever mend. After years abroad as a nanny, she returns to Britain to finish her degree and finally get her life back on track.

Wendy falls in love with the children, but her heart aches at the distance between Trent and the kids. Wendy’s determined to show Trent how fulfilling family life can be, and soon love begins to blossom. But will Trent have the courage to embrace her desire for Wendy and her unexpected family?

©2019 Jenny Frame (P)2019 Bold Strokes Books Inc

loved storyline

I was particularly interested in this novel because it picked up on characters from my favorite Jenny Frame novel, Unexpected. But it was really hard to listen. Even if I weren't so used to having Nicola Victoria Vincent reading Ms Frame's novels, I would still hate the narration. The accent sounded so fake and jarring it spoilt it for me.

Great story, narration could’ve been better

Not horrid narration but the accents were horrid. Dale sounded like she was from India when she’s supposed to be Scottish. I’ve listened to other books with this reader and didn’t mind her (I’ve most definitely heard worse) but she’s not victoria Nicole Vincent. The story was awesome, I loved that! Still worth the credit/money for that.

Loved it! Now on Team Trent

First let me say that when I first learned that there would be a sequel to Expected focusing on Trent, I was a bit disappointed. Trent was not a character that I liked so didn’t see myself connecting with her story. I was totally incorrect. I absolutely loved this story!! Jenny Frame made me understand her behavior and really care about her. Trent and Wendy are an adorable couple and their love story captured my heart-Alice & Noah completed the package 😀. I also enjoyed seeing Dale and Becca again. The narration was good with the exception of the Scottish accent. The narrator did a great job with Trent and Wendy’s voices but was spotty with Dale’s Scottish accent. However, it didn’t take away how great this story was. It takes a talented writer to make readers connect and care about a character that was no where close to being liked in a previous story. Bravo Jenny Frame!! I’m firmly on Team Trent 😀👍🏾

Love all

Jenny writes about real life situations. This book was so riveting that I was finding excuses to drive around because, that is when I listen to my e books. All these rich lesbians though.

The Narration…

I’m sorry. I hate to be a hater. I truly do but… the narration sounds like AI, delivered by a robot on valium. The attempt at a Scottish accent (I assume it was Scottish but it came across more as Romanian, translating English via Wales) was SO bad, so horrible, so utterly cringe, I actually had to pause the story and take a few deep breaths. Aaaaaaaaaaaargg! I swear I wouldn’t write this unless it truly was that bad.

Narrator was not a good choice

I loved all the Jenny Frame books, unexpected was an awesome listen. This book was not the case. The accents were hard to listen to and follow who was who. Everyone almost sounded the same. The story line was alright. It was tiring that Trent has pined for Becca for so long so continues to day dream. It was hard to get through the book.

Great listen

This book, like all other Jenny Frame books, was captivating and full of romance. i can't wait for more.

First time reading this Author

Cute little story. Predictable outcome. There needed to be more drama and conflict to build the relationship between the two women. Narrarator was wonderful.

fantastic story, narration??

I love all of Jenny frames works either audio or book. that being said, they switched narrators for this book. it was well enough, just lacked something without the voice of the normal voice performer.

Great story but terrible Scottish accent

Great story but terrible Scottish accent that was very distracting to the awesome story line