My Image of You

By: Melanie Moreland, Mason Lloyd

Narrated by: CJ Bloom

My name is Adam Kincaid, and I'm the best at what I do. After losing my parents, I decided to follow in their footsteps, and now I'm the most daring freelance photographer in the world.

Maybe some think I'm a loner, but I don't care. All that matters is the shot: braving danger and devastation in search of a single image with the power to tell someone's story. But as good as I am, accidents happen - and thank god for that, because it's what leads me to her...

Alexandra Robbins. My nurse. My savior.

With her fiery red hair and crystal-clear blue eyes, the camera loves her...and I have to have her. We soon find that we're perfect together. We just fit, physically and emotionally. And yet something isn't right. Something from her past is haunting her, and no matter what I do to help her break free, I lose her.

Today is the day I try to win her back. Not only do I need an explanation, I need her in my bed once again. I don't just want a damn picture - I want her. Because what we have is a love that never fades away...

©2017 Melanie Moreland (P)2017 Tantor

good

I love MM books. this one was free to download. I wish more dual narration. most was male voice. worth the listen.

Excellent story and performance

I finally found a good story to listen. I enjoyed everything about it. I loved to listen to Mason. He did a superb job for Adams character. Can’t forget CJ either. She had small part but was perfect for this story. Both narrators are my favorite. With a good story, it was a WOW moments! Highly recommend!

Another wonderful book by Melanie Moreland!

I loved this story so much! It kept me on the edge of my seat!

Can't go wrong with Melonie Mooreland.

lovely story, a little drama, a little emotional. Medium spicy, good story and a happy ending.

Age discrepancy of voice to character.

I enjoyed the storyline. However, the main character is a 35 year old man. Yet the voice chosen to be his character sounds like a man in his mid-fifties. It made the story feel dis-jointed and less believable.