Somewhere With You

By: Debra Clopton

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

She likes her freedom and doing what she wants--recusing sea turtles...he's used to getting what he wants and the moment he sees her--she's all he wants...

Sassy, opinionated Shar Sinclair is passionate about the sea turtles she rescues in the Windswept Bay area and as needful of her freedom as they are. She’s content with her life, helping run the family resort and looking out for the wildlife around her. But sometimes she wishes she had someone to share her passion, and passions, with. But that might mean giving up some of her freedom and she’s not sure she could do that for anyone…

Gage Landcaster is a self-made millionaire used to getting what he wants, but lately there’s an emptiness and a restlessness to his life that he can’t seem to fill. While visiting Windswept Bay, he spies a beautiful woman on the beach, struggling to rescue a sea turtle tangled in fishing line, and goes to help. Gage is captivated by the fire and passion that radiates from Shar and he knows instantly he wants her. But this may be one time when what he wants might not be an option.

Sparks fly on the sunset beach and sparkling blue waters of the romantic Windswept Bay as Gage and Shar battle through their attraction. Gage is determined that this is one time he’ll do whatever it takes to get what he wants. But can Shar open her heart to him? Can he convince Shar that love doesn’t mean shackles...but a lifetime shared with the one you love?

Terrible narration

The story was pretty good. I’ve read this whole book series before. I enjoyed them that way. But this was like fingernails on a blackboard to me. The narration was horrible. They’ve come a long way in virtual voice. I listen to one in the last month that must have been a newer version of virtual voice, and it only struck me wrong a few times. But this one was just excruciating to listen to. The mispronunciation of words, no inflection, all the voices the same (you couldn’t even tell who was talking occasionally), and the total lack of emotion made it a miserable listening experience If this is how they’re going to do virtual voice they shouldn’t do it at all! They are doing a real disservice to their authors.