Fabulous Story & Narration🎧Steamy & Alluring!

This wonderful small town romance does not just captivate your attention the entire time, but it warms your heart and tugs at your heartstrings too. It is a beautifully written story by A. James, Ashley James’ alter ego and it was great to see another side of her creative mind in this steamy contemporary single mom romance novel. Everett Windward’s father disapproved of his career choice of becoming a teacher, instead of following in his footsteps, but practicing law was not his calling and teaching was. When he inherited his grandmother’s house in Blossom Beach, South Carolina, he uprooted his life, leaving Seattle to move there. He already lined up a new job, now he just needed to get in with the locals, and the friendly small town vibe and rumor mill is helping that come along. Gemma, a single mom of a ten-year-old boy, Sutton, lost her husband when her son was a toddler and she is doing the best she can raising him, and has a great support system who is there for her. She is a published author, so her work hours are flexible, which helps too. She was writing when she met the newcomer in town, but the big surprise came when she learned he was her new neighbor. The two clicked immediately and her son clicked with Everett, too, and it worked out since he would be his new teacher. Gemma has not gotten involved with anyone since her husband, but Everett has wakened something in her, something she had not felt in a long time, a desire for another. The chemistry between these two was smoking hot, and it was great to watch them get to know each other. I loved all the layers of the story and how it all played out, with the perfect balance of drama, some charming and heartwarming moments, heartfelt emotions, and a sizzling passion filled romance. A. James, thank you for another fabulous story and emotional rollercoaster ride.

🎧📚🎧 Connor Crais and Samantha Brentmoor were the perfect cast to bring these characters to life and were fabulous with their portrayal of them, giving each a voice that was fitting and was believable in every role. Brentmoor was a natural in Gemma’s role, showcasing every aspect of her personality and demeanor, and Crais did the same in Everett’s role. Both were just as fabulous performing the roles of the side/secondary characters including young Sutton. They set the perfect tone for the story, captured all the characters’s emotions and had you feeling each one. These two versatile voice artists make a great team, with voices and talent that complement each other and a performance that elevates the already amazing story to another level. Thanks for another wonderfully entertaining listen! 

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