Falling in Between

By: Stevie J. Cole

Narrated by: Chris Chambers, Loretta Rawlins

What do you do when you wake up in a hotel room beside a tattooed man with a face that makes Tom Hardy look like the bottom of a shoe?

You fight through your tequila-induced haze, trip over his designer suit crumpled on the floor, and run. After all, you're 1,500 miles from home. It's not like you'll ever see him again. Unless you're me.

Six months later, I somehow find myself in the middle of a bet with Mr. Tall, Dark, and Tattooed that includes me owing him four dates. A handful of dates with an arrogantly charming man whom I know little about; what could possibly go wrong?

I'll tell you what's going wrong: my falling asleep in his arms on date three and realizing I'm in love with a man who doesn't even know my real name.

Once upon a time, while vacationing in Cancun, I let loose - I think. Limbo dancing and sunburns and some pretty foggy memories. But the one thing about Mexico I'll never forget is the guy with the rugged jawline, designer suits, and tattoos.

©2018 Stevie J. Cole (P)2019 Tantor

Good

Started out really slow. I had to stop and come back to it. Finally half way in it started picking up and I really enjoyed the book after this. Keep listening it gets better.

Ok story, the narration wasn't that great

Overall the story was ok. I purchased this because the blurb sounded interesting, and it has both male and female narrators. Unfortunately, the story didn't quite live up to the blurb, and the whole book is read by the female narrator, with the exception of the very last chapter (an epilogue) which is read by the male. It would have been fine, except the pacing of the female narrator was inconsistent, which made listening to this not as enjoyable as it could have been.

Narrator ruined story

The narrator was not someone easy to listen to. The time and pitch were very grating.