Misty Mountain Mistletoe Series Complete Collection

By: Macie St. James

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

You'll get three full-length novels, each featuring a dreamy hero, feel-good clean romance, and a charming small-town setting. You'll also get a bonus prequel novella.

In Misty Mountain, Tennessee, magic is in the air…and so are multiple bushels of mistletoe. For three couples, mistletoe serves as a matchmaker. But small-town living isn’t for everyone, and distance could prove too big an obstacle to overcome.

Kissed by the Scrooge (bonus prequel novella)

Noelle Yule loves Christmas. She was even named for the holiday. But her hometown of Misty Mountain seems to have lost the Christmas spirit. She comes up with a brilliant idea—sprinkle a little Christmas all over town in the form of her hand-crafted decorations.

Kissed by Her Ex

Charity Ardmore never left Misty Mountain. All her friends are gone, but here she sits. She’s shocked to see her ex-boyfriend at the town Christmas tree lighting. Even more shocking? He kisses her under the mistletoe.

Kissed by Her Best Friend’s Brother

Ana Ardmore is a well-known former Misty Mountain resident. As host of a TV renovation show called "Fix-It Up," she regularly appears on TVs across the country. When she has the chance to return to Misty Mountain for an episode of her show, she jumps on it. But she doesn't realize her childhood crush will be working with her.

Kissed by Her Fake Fiancé

Faith Ardmore is returning home with a broken heart. She hasn’t yet broken the news to her family that her fiancé dumped her days before Christmas. She just hopes the rest of Misty Mountain never knew she was engaged.

The Misty Mountain Mistletoe series is a sweet contemporary Christmas romance series filled with swoon-worthy heroes in a small-town setting.

Flat narration.

Did not care for the narration. Better to be read by a person, even a poor narrator is better than the digital.

Virtual Voice narration is appallingly bad

Imagine being off grid for a weekend to discover that the holiday series you downloaded as your only entertainment is narrated by your 1990's era answering machine. The horror is real people!
I firmly believe that both the "author" and narrator are bots tbh. Trite storylines, sappy sweet ho ho ho and mistletoe. Zero substance. I need therapy after this experience!