The Cozy Hideaway: The Complete Series

De: Grace Meyers

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

She bought the cabin on a whim. But will it transform into her perfect getaway?

Burnt out from her high-flying author career and dreaming of escaping her busy Manhattan life, when Laura discovers her husband cheating on her with another writer, she knows it’s time for a change. After her brother calls her about a country Bed and Breakfast for sale, Laura ditches New York and buys it on the spot… only to realize that the run-down cabin will need more than a little elbow grease to restore it to working condition.

As she’s swept up in the quiet joys of small-town life, an ad in the local paper draws her to the rugged handyman Paul – and though his wicked humor sours first impressions, she soon warms to his rustic charms. But her past isn’t done with her yet.
Faced with the daunting reality of fixing up her cabin – and with her Manhattan agents pressuring her to return to the big city – Laura must find the strength to commit to her new future… and maybe find true love along the way.

Was this cabin the worst impulse buy in her life? Or will she find happiness amid the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains?

Dive into a cozy small-town adventure that will charm your heart with a feel-good story of new beginnings, wholesome romance, and healing from the past. The Smoky Mountain series is a delightful read that’s perfect for anyone who wants to grab their favorite coffee and be whisked away on an enchanting saga.

Narration

The story was enjoyable but the voices were horrible. It could have a really good audible with a person narrating who would use inflections. Came across very flat and the woman very boring.

Who is James? Book 5, Chapter 3

Who is James in Book 5, Chapter 3? Very distracting
Not knowing who this is.

This man is a monk..

Add a little more romance and actually have it read by people and it would be great.

Nice story combines romance with legal challenge

characters believable Appealing remodeling of old house. challenging title search plus small town setting
contrasting environments. With New York City

Sweet, Gentle Story

It was relaxing and refreshing. { especially liked a love story without "steam.* It had good character development.

Pleasant happy circumstances

Virtual I don't like the sound of it I don't like the inflection it lacks a real person is so much better

Virtual voice is lacking

I like the overall story. The virtual voice is just no substitute for a human being who can convey emotions through speech.

Good but

I hated the computer voice. Too impersonal, not the right tone change for the moment.

audio ruined book for me

I might have enjoyed this story, but the computer audio is of terrible quality. Even if an actor is out of the budget, a better artificial voice is needed

Nice story but terrible computer narration.

I thought the story line was good but the computer narration really ruined it. The word emphasis and emotions in the reading were mostly always wrong. Why ruin a good book without a real person narrating?