The Teacher

A Romantic Women's Fiction Novel

By: Meg Gray

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

When a dedicated teacher gains one troubled student and an equally wounded parent, can she heal two hearts and find the love she is looking for?

Portland, Oregon. Emma Hewitt never dreamed she’d have to start over outside her rural community. But she rises to the challenge and enthusiastically welcomes her class of kindergartners, right until a harried father drops off his disruptive child mid-meltdown. And after failing to calm the kid’s distress as the year advances or get the handsome-but-oh-so-frustrating lawyer to return her calls, she jumps at the chance to squeeze into a surprise meeting at his office.

Discovering the truth behind the five-year-old’s trauma, Emma devotes herself to connecting him with professional treatment as she grows close to the wounded family. But despite all her efforts to resist, she begins to worry that she’s falling for the cantankerous single dad.

Can she help two broken souls heal and grab hold of a beautiful future together?

The Teacher is the charming first book in The Lewis Brothers women’s fiction series. If you like big-hearted heroines, sweet slow-burn romance, and tales of personal growth, then you’ll adore Meg Gray’s path to happily ever after.

Buy The Teacher to learn lessons of the heart today!

The characters

Audible is a great way to ‘read’ and this book was good, but I don’t think using AI is a good idea. Sometimes, you can tell it’s AI - words with no emotion. But the story was good

Computer Read

Cute story but not great. The computer read is AWFUL. Words mispronounced. Monotone. Hard to even get thru the whole book

AI horrible.

The AI narration pretty much ruined it for me. So void of emotion and monotoned!

Loved the story line

Hated that it was a AI narrator, AI does not belong in audible. I didn’t like that it was the same voice, not deeper for the man, younger for the child.

It was a good storyline and I’m glad she portrayed teachers so well!

I did not like the reader. There were several places you could tell it was automated. Much better when a real person reads!