Christmas at Mistletoe Inn

Boothbay Harbor Series Book 4

By: Coral Harper

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

“Of all the things she finds, she never expected to find love…”

Noelle’s life is next to perfect. It’s the Christmas season, and she has a loving family, a brand new job right out of college, and just closed on her first home. That is, however, until she finds out that she has a birth sister that she’s never met.

How could this be?

How could her parents have kept this secret from her? Noelle spent the last 23 years of her life believing she was an only child. Until now.

Noelle decides to go on the journey of finding her sister. In the process, she finds a whole lot more over the Christmas holiday.

A twist...a turn...the unexpected. Noelle can’t believe what she’s found.

Of all the things she finds, she never expected to find love. That is until Jasper Patterson sweeps her off her feet. But even Jasper seems too good to be true.

Will Noelle get the answers her heart so deeply desires, or will she be left empty-hearted around the Christmas holiday?

This cozy Christmas-themed series takes you to the Mistletoe Inn. This series will surely warm your heart and will keep you wanting more.

This is Book 4 of 6 in the Boothbay Harbor Series.

Story ok but presentation was bad

I could tell that the story had a nice, feel good premise but the presentation was distracting. It could be so much more enjoyable if a real live person were performing it with feeling and more natural dialogue. I had a hard time following the story (who was talking & when) with AI’s

Monotonous voice

I hated the AI voice. I had to make myself stay with the book. Please use real people.

Poorly narrated and written

This author’s story was more focused on the scenery around the characters the. The characters themselves. AI generated narration was monotoned and lacked any kind or inflection. It was so bad that as the characters changed there was no indication in the voice.

Reader and story were not great

AI narrator is awful. Maybe the story would have been more tolerable with a human reader.

The Narration Is Terrible

Wow, within 2 minutes I wanted to turn it off. Being fair I listened on the drive to work and will never finish it. Whoever decided a virtual voice was the way to go was 100% wrong. And the story/characters wasn't anything like the synopsis.