Stroke of the Brush

By: Morgan Elliot

Narrated by: Melody Alice

A lesbian age-gap romance filled with action and adventure.

When Riley Raynor, a 50-year-old eye surgeon, is smitten with the painting of a dancer, it sets in motion a deeply intimate journey across three countries in search of the one thing missing in her life.

Ana, a quirky mother figure and best friend who hilariously drives Riley to the brink of insanity, is devoted and true-blue. Young hip Sara turns Riley upside down and inside out, challenging her views of age-gap relationships.

Quinn, the mysterious artist who painted the portrait of the dancer that hangs in Riley’s bedroom, brings an entirely new and unexpected challenge. Riley is faced with tough, heartbreaking choices she will have to live with for the rest of her life.

Follow these characters in this engaging, witty, adventurous book. They will have you laughing out loud, crying tears of joy and sorrow, and cheering for the love that was meant to be.

©2021 Morgan Elliot (P)2022 Morgan Elliot

Th story was good

It was quite predictable, but it was well written, and the MC were well created. I always loved a “medical” romance and this one was no different.
I didn’t like the narration, well I should be more specific. Not every narrator can make different voices to the different characters, and that is OK. Melody Alice, has a good voice, that is why I bought the book to begging with, but when she tried to give different voices to the different character, she missed it up big time. I would have preferred that she didn’t do that.