Redemption

By: Reana Malori

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Ethan Dickerson had experienced tragedy in his life. That one event changed him forever and the course of his life was set. He was a protector. His mission was to protect those who could not protect themselves. Becoming a Navy SEAL was the obvious choice for him and he was damn good at his job.

Vanessa Baldwin was a widow with a young son. Her husband taken from her while serving his country in a desert so far away. Her heart was set against ever falling in love with another man who risked his life on a regular basis. Someone who could be taken away from her in the blink of an eye.

Two scarred people trying to find their way in this world, find each other. As soon as he lays eyes on Vanessa, Ethan knows there is something special about the single mother. He is a man on a mission and his goal is Vanessa’s heart. A lifetime of loving her is the only option he’s willing to accept.

It’s time for Ethan to find his Redemption.


*Contemporary Romance BWWM Interracial HEA*

The love between Ethan and Vanessa and Damien

Dislike virtual voices perfer having a man and woman during the narrating. love the story.

family an friendships

I love this cause of family support an friendship that shows yu don't have to be blood to be a family.

The importance of a good voice actor..

This story had the potential to be heartfelt and charming with fairly passionate love scenes. The formula was there..but it was all lost thanks to the lifeless and awkward robotic tone of a emotionless AI voice. Such a shame. It sucked the life out of this story..

Ouch

This is another example of a story that could have been enjoyable if it had not befallen the travesty of virtual voice. When will this awful practice stop. If this is the choice of some authors, they would do well to reconsider.

Not Bad?

The story was pretty good. Just a little too short. I am not, however, a fan of Virtual Voice....Missing words & the flat, stilted, dull, expressionless delivery of some parts (dialogue) makes it problematic at times.