Protecting Hope: A Reverse Harem Paranormal Romance

By: Briana Alisandra

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Seven years ago my mother was killed and I went into the system. She was the only family I had. Scratch that. She was the only family I thought I had. It turns out my mother had a sister. Now I'm moving to a small town called Salem Point to live with her. There are a lot of interesting people here in Salem Point. My neighbor, Knight, is the sweetest guy I've ever met. I have an instant connection with him that I can't quite explain. Then there's Christian, the douche bag at school that can't seem to take his perfect eyes off of me. And to be fair, it's not a one-way street. And finally, there's Wyatt, the creepy guy that I only seem to find in dark corners following me around. Between mean girls and the most beautiful guys I've ever seen, my life is complicated. It turns out, it's about to get a lot more complicated. The people of Salem Point aren't what they seem. There are monsters in this town, and I might be one of them.A Reverse Harem Shifter/Vampire Paranormal Romance Book 1 of the Bloodmoon Series Book 2 Saving Hope Release Date: October 7th, 2020Book 3 Finding Hope Release Date: December 30th, 2020

Good book bad narration!

Very good book, but would love to hear a real narrator, not virtual voice. With virtual voice, you cannot tell who saying what it just all sounds the same.

Not good enough

The Virtual voice Was horrible to listen to you can't tell between the characters cause there's no differentiating in the voice Or the tone The story was good I liked it a lot But don't like Like the But don't like the But don't like the voice at all

Storyline was good

I liked the story and its why I kept listening tot he story. However i did not like the virtual voice narration at all. It will make it heard to listen to the rest in the series. But I definitely recommend the book

not a fan of virtual voice...

the story was really cute, and I'm going to continue the series, but the virtual voice is just not my favorite.

How monotone virtual voice is.

Please stop using Vertual Voice. There was no emotion in this reading and when there was emphasis in a sentence, it was on the wrong word. Without inflection and the proper tone of voice to go with the reading, the story was not as compelling as it could be. This put me off from lessening to any other book the uses a Vertual Voice as a narrator.