Baby, Baby: Chicago

Love in the City Series, Book 1

De: Victoria H. Smith

Narrado por: Morae Brehon, Teddy Hamilton

Duración: 8 h y 29 m

Resumen del Editor

Johari

When I applied to medical school, I never thought I'd be paying the bill by becoming a surrogate. I suppose a girl has to do what she has to do in the end, so I decided to intercept Uncle Sam before he could come for me. Funny enough, it's surprisingly easy to find willing participants. I answered an ad, and the guy showed up at the coffeehouse we agreed to meet at. He showed up frickin'...beautiful and with brown eyes that tightened my tummy in ways they probably shouldn't have. He looks familiar to me. Like I've seen him on the news or in the paper or something.

And the last thing I should be doing is falling for the guy whose baby I volunteered to carry.

Alexander

She's obviously here for someone else, agreed to meet someone else. About a baby? She wants to carry...my baby? Oddly, before the moment I met this woman, the thought had never really crossed my mind. I suppose the idea never had time to form considering I've just been cleared of cancer. I get the news right before I meet her. I meet her, and everything changes. I want a baby. I want another chance to lead a fulfilling life, and I want...her.

But how can I have them both?

Contains mature themes.

©2016 Victoria H. Smith (P)2019 Tantor

Love it!!

Excellent book loved it! Both narrators are excellent as well!! They are like listening to old friends

the narration was very good.

the intimate scenes felt unnecessarily over the top, and somewhat out of place. In my opinion, they did nothing to advance the story.

Kept me wanting more

The man narrator was great very versatile with the voices but the female narrator wasn't very good with male voices. I love audiobooks with both male and female narrators it makes the storyline flow better.

So good

This book was well-written and it touched on a lot of different topics. I look forward to reading more books from this author.

Hit or miss

This book was cute but a little boring. I could see why many asked why a white man would seek a black surrogate because I found myself asking the same thing. The antagonists are the best part of the book because it makes me root for both of them. But it was a little boring sometimes. He was a cancer survivor and she was a woman in debt.

I wanted something deeper but it was a cute short read.

Storyline vs narration

The storyline is fine though I wasn’t a huge fan of how things ended with Alex personal stuff. The male narrator was fine but the woman made it incredibly difficult to get through

Looking For A Surprise

It was okay. I guess I just wanted more from the story. There were weird inconsistencies in the story written just to create conflict that I just couldn't look past. Not worth the credit FOR ME. I wanted something to happen to surprise me but it never happened.

Captivating story

Love the male actor’s voice, the female actor was a bit too breathy. Great story can’t wait for part 2!!

More drama than love

This story had so many good elements and potential. Good narration. Interesting plot and connection with the surrogancy topic. However, Johari character arc does not make sense. She is intelligent and passionate about caring for her patients. How is it that Johari does not recognize changes in Alexander. She also trust and confide in Alexander ex girlfriend instead of communicating with her partner. The story has more drama than romance love.

I wanted to like this

The story was good but I could not get past the female narrators whining voice. She sounded like she was about to break into tears at any moment. I could not finish the book.