Meet Me at Tiffany's

A heartwarming New York romcom from the USA Today bestselling author

De: Melissa Hill

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Serendipity … You’ve Got Mail. If you like NYC and Hollywood movies, you’ll love this.
From the USA Today bestselling author is another glittering New York romance novel to make you fall in love all over again.

Movies are Beth’s passion. She dreams of a life filled with classic romcom moments, and her boyfriend Danny is the embodiment of a Hollywood hero. Though after seven years together their initial silver-screen romance has since settled into something more predictable.

One morning at work, Beth receives an anonymous delivery with a cryptic invite to a meeting at Tiffany & Co. From there, she finds a series of other gifts and riddles directing her to some of NYC’s most iconic landmarks; a themed treasure trail perfect for a movie-lover to decipher.
Has Danny realized that their relationship needs a boost―or could it be charming new work colleague Ryan who wants to sweep her off her feet?

Following the trail takes her on a whirlwind journey throughout twinkling Manhattan's most beloved movie settings, before taking a decidedly unexpected turn.
Will one last gift mark the beginning, or the end of Beth's love story?

"Readers will get in the holiday spirit as Hill’s sentimental tale brings them to various New York landmarks and beloved scenes from famous movies." ―Booklist
"A sweet, romantic story...readers won’t want to put it down." ―Romance Reviews Today

(Revised and updated edition. Previously published as THE GIFT OF A LIFETIME.)

Bad reading pronouncing words wrong!

The AI VOICE flat and silly with many badly pronounced words would not recommend the version

AI reading

AI reading is horrible. No inflection in voice. Very monotone makes it hard to listen to. Words reversed throughout reading.

AI voice is annoying

Liked the concept of the storyline. A narrator can make or break it. An AI voice with no inflection is rough. Probably will not listen to another with AI.

Not much to the story.

It was a sweet story, but not much to it. It would be a good light reading book.