The Cottage on Blueberry Bay

Women's Fiction Romance (Blueberry Bay, 1)

By: Ellen Joy

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Meredith, a 50-year-old divorcee, embarks on a journey full of self-discovery, healing, and unexpected love. Amazon #1 bestselling author, Ellen Joy, delivers a delightful start to a heartwarming family saga.

Meredith can’t wait to rid herself of the beach cottage she just inherited from her estranged father. But after visiting the charming beach town with her sister, she becomes intrigued as untold details about her family and childhood come to light.

As a kindhearted widower, and other friendly locals, help Meredith discover the missing pieces of her past, she begins to question what she really wants for her future. She can’t imagine not going back home to her life with her step-father and kids. But, the warm embrace of Blueberry Bay has her thinking it’s the perfect place for a fresh start. Is there a way she can have it all?

If you enjoy clean, heartwarming stories with a happily-ever-after, then grab the first book of this beach romance series!

taking a risk

a wonderful story of fate, and never forget to take a chance for Love.

Now we're stuck listening to virtual narrators?

This story line is nice. I liked the characters, and the story, while somewhat predictable was very enjoyable. The virtual narrator was pathetic. The intonation was off, words were pronounced incorrectly, sentences that would have typically had some depth, emotion or just spoken either with hesitation, enthusiasm, sadness, whatever appropriate emotion all sounded exactly the same. This book is worth reading but not listening to. I know it's part of a series so if the rest of the books are using a virtual narrator I will read them instead.

Somewhat immature

I didn’t know that that the voice was AI generated until after I finished the story. But I did notice throughout the story that the voice was somehow wrong. There was a lack of animation. And often very poor inflection. I will check to see if books are AI narrated from now on and skip those

Well written tale of loss and new found love.

Found the story to be well written. Found the narration to take away from the story.

terrible voice

the sing songy voice with emphasis on the wrong words was so annoying. the story might be good, but it's hard to tell.