Secrets

By: Jade Winters, Alexis Bailey

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Righting herself as the train began to move, she looked up… Into the verdant eyes of the most attractive woman, she had ever seen. “Oh my God!” To the outside world, Lauren’s marriage is picture perfect, but she is hiding a secret. Beneath the smile lies an unquenchable yearning: Lauren craves intimacy with a woman. Until now, these desires have been mere fantasy, harmless daydreams. What Lauren could never have known was that a chance encounter on a train would change her life forever. She also had no reason to suspect that money missing from her family business would cause her to question her sexuality, or unravel her father’s deepest, darkest secret… Likewise, Gillian a former model, turned forensic accountant, had no way of knowing that her life was going to be turned upside down when she agreed to help Lauren’s mother unearth the mystery behind the missing money. While Lauren begins a journey of self-discovery that will have far-reaching consequences. Gillian must learn to lay the ghosts of her troubled and traumatic past to rest. Will Lauren and Gillian get the happily-ever-after that they both desperately crave, or will their personal histories prove too difficult to overcome? A secret can be exciting ... it can also be a prison.

Lies, Cheating, Theft and more

Gillian has her scars emotionally and physically.

Lauren is in an unhappy marriage, with a cheating husband, but then again after she finds out he's cheating she does the same.

Lauren's father is stealing from the business and hiding his secret, and Lauren was hiding hers.

There is a little bit of mature content which I only give a 🌶️ 🌶️ 🔥. while some is physical, the majority is imagination.

The story of course could have been a lot better, if narrated by a human instead of virtual voice.

was okay

overall good story, but too draw out, not enough emotional development between the two women. to feel the emotional connection I love a detail story but this one has much fluff.. the story really starts when it gets to chapter 20. the narrations wasn't horrible but would be a lot better with a human voice. Did enjoy the last three chapters most