What Now

De: Jamey Moody

Narrado por: Jennifer Griffin

When love dares to alter a carefully crafted life plan, does the heart win?

Addison Henry is the new bank president in small-town Brazos Falls, but she won’t be there long. This is merely a stepping stone on her career path that leads to headquarters and the CEO’s office.

Lissa Morgan came back to her hometown to help her family’s business. However, she is not giving up on love just because she happens to be one of the few gay women in town.

When Addison helps Lissa open a new account at the bank, an instant friendship is born. Lissa is happy to help Addison navigate the ways of her small town, and as they spend more time together, something begins to happen to Addison’s heart.

She’s never been with a woman. She has no time for love. She’s on her way to the top. But her heart has another plan. What now?

Come along as this friends to lovers, toaster oven, age gap romance will warm your heart, along with Addison’s.

©2023 Jamey Moody (P)2023 Jamey Moody

Good small town romance.

This was a feel good small town romance. Low angst. I enjoyed it. The characters were very likable.

Sweet Story!

This was a very sweet story. The two main characters had tremendous chemistry from the start when they at Addison’s bank and Addie helped Alissa close and open a new account. They were drawn to each other without them knowing it. The plot development was very believable and sweet.

The narrator was also very good and made the story enjoyable.

Falling in love with a girl for the first time

I love stories about first time loves. In these stories at least one character has to do some serious self reflection about themselves, who they believe themselves to be and what they want. They have to face their fears and doubts. In this world of judgement it is still a big step to come to a self realization of attraction to the same sex. Taking that leap of faith to love can be dawnting. Jamey protrayed the MC Addison who is a high powered type A personality on her path to success in banking. Her whole life has been focused on her career, until she meets the friendliness, most easy going person to be with Lissa. Friendship becomes more over time. The author did a very good job of taking this couple through steps of self discovery and finally claiming true love and happiness.

I would consider the narration more of read than acting. It was OK, Voice differences not profound. I could always tell who was talking and that makes it for easy listening. I could hear the narrator take breaths which was a distraction especially durning a love scene.

Small Town Romance

Addison Henry is the new bank president in Brazos Falls, Tx. Lissa Morgan works her her family business and had come home to take care of her brother. Addison helps Lissa open a new account and they clicked from the start. Addison has a life plan and has never been with a woman. A wonderful age gap romance. Love the author.

Jamey Moody Does it again

Jamey Moody has a way of pulling you into the story. I loved hearing how they wey were doing 17 years later. it really was happily ever after.

Almost, but not quite

I really don’t like to write negatives about a book. After all, the author is much more courageous than I am just for putting themselves out there. That said, here I go. The story was pleasant enough but a bit disjointed to my ear. Not sure if it ‘s the writing or the narration. The narrator sounded like she was reading a book report in a 10th grade English class. Maybe I should have read the book before I listened to it. I liked the premise but the book just didn’t deliver for me. I give it 3.5* overall - the narration really pulled the rating down for me.

Lame.

Very simplistic writing and storyline. Reminds me of stuff high school students write. Plus the narrator read the sex scenes like an AI bot reading the traffic report. The smut was so boring it made me want to quit being queer