Good Girls Don't Come Last

A Romcom Romance Collection

By: Jennifer Youngblood

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

A laugh-out-loud romcom collection by USA Today Bestselling Author Jennifer Youngblood. Told in a way that only a true-blue Alabama girl can deliver.

Life in Comfort, Alabama is anything but comfortable for this savvy group of sassy gals who discover that they have what it takes to reign supreme in the hierarchy of a quaint Southern town … especially in the game of love!

The set includes

Cold Feet
Albany wanted to make a name for herself in the fashion world. She certainly didn’t want to have to move home with her parents and face Gavin again.

Practically Perfect
Penelope had her practically perfect life planned to the letter, but she never counted on him …

High Heels and Big Deals
What person in their right mind goes into the Piggly Wiggly to get bread and milk and comes out engaged?

Wedding, Lace, and Cake in the Face
People can say till the cows come home that life is full of surprises but falling in love with my best friend isn’t gonna work.

You’ll laugh.

You’ll cry.

Most of all, you won’t want to leave the comfort of friends, family, love, and happily-ever after.

Bad narration made bland stories hard to forget.

The stories are an ok pastime, but the narration is horrid. No inflection, mispronunciation of several words and a bad editing that only made things worse. I wonder if this move is to save money, because it definitely can't be for the quality ofvthe result.

no male digital voice

My only criticism is the digital voice doesn't change based on the character. I prefer when listening to an audio book, that the male POV be in a different voice than the females. I found it confusing having the male POV in a female voice.

Super cute and clean.

Loved that it was clean and to the point with just a bit of heat without going crazy. It took my back to the innocent days when I first fell in love.

Not a fan of electronic voice.

Do not like electronic voice . Donot like electronic voice. I dislike the electronic voice extremely

I enjoy a clean story.

I don’t like computer generated audio. But seeing that it makes the book less expensive to produce, I will continue to listen to it.