Kiss and Tell Enhanced Edition (The Wright's (T-FLAC) 1)

By: Cherry Adair

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Kiss and Tell Enhanced To all my readers who always ask for. . .more. Here is an enhanced, secret files edition of Kiss & Tell, with lots more. LOL. I hope you enjoy Jake and Marnie’s story as much this time around as when you first read it. I loved revisiting them to bring this secret files version to you with all the extras I know you’ll love. I’ve included my author notes, character sketches, interviews, drawings, and secret, insider’s information about T-FLAC. The inner workings from when I was writing the book are now yours in this unique edition. I hope you enjoy this behind-the-scenes look at how Jake and Marnie and Duchess came about. Thank you for being with me on this journey, and for bringing my characters into your lives and loving them as much as I do! Smooches, Cherry Marnie Wright has seen more than her fair share of testosterone. Growing up with four overly protective brothers was one thing. Now a mountain man named Jake Dolan has invaded a peaceful day of soul-searching at her grandmother’s secluded cabin. Sure, she was trespassing on his private property, but did he have to pull a gun on her? There’s more to this long haired soldier of fortune who calls himself the Tin Man, but she’s not sure she wants to stick around to find out what. Then he stashes her in his secret lair—an underground techno-fantasy complete with security monitors and an arsenal—and Marnie realizes the guy is military, top secret military. He’s also got the most beautiful mouth she’s ever seen. When you add in the sensuous sizzle, you have the full Adair package.” —Romantic Times “Get ready to drool, sigh, and simply melt. . . . Fascinating characters, danger, passion, intense emotions, and a rush like a roller-coaster ride.” —Romance Reviews Today

Loved the story

Narration totally lacked emotion, be it excitement or feelings. Very bland and disappointing. One did not feel excitement when there was danger and did not feel the love.

Virtual voice

Did not like the virtual voice. No inflection, no character. Just a monotone reading by a mechanical voice. Made it hard to enjoy the story I have read a bunch of times.

Poor narration

I read this book a while ago and really enjoyed it. I still have the paperback. I didn't realize this was AI narration. The narration was terrible. You can't tell the male speaker from the female. They both sound alike. This makes me hesitate to purchase books with AI narration!

AI Review

The AI reading seems very in personable as there is no inflection of the voice. Also the reading kept skipping and repeating parts of the story