YaYa House

By: Judy Baker

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Four friends, a special house, and a journey into sisterhood.

In a blink, you stepped over that half-a-century mark, and then, before you knew it, you’re considered a senior. How did that happen? It did. Too fast. Along the journey you got married, you had children, they became adults, you became a grandmother, your parents grew old and passed away, and now, you’re next on the journey to the end.
All this is expected, except your relationship with a significant other. You’ve been a close couple for decades, then suddenly things change. Maybe with your significant other or you’re suddenly living alone. Nothing is the same. Whatever the reason, you wonder what’s left? Can you be more alive and not just living? Can there be more adventure? I’m here to say, yes, it can.

In this women’s fiction, Anne loved her life. She had a wonderful husband, children, and grandchildren. Suddenly, she was widowed and searching for something more...searching for herself.

When she sells her home and moves eight hundred miles away to her dream house on the beach, it will take the love and support of her sisters, her best friends, to help her convince those she left behind that she wasn't running away. She's running to a new life and new adventures.

Story good, narration very monotone dull

Wish this book was read by an actual person not virtual. Lesson learned to not listen. However the book was really good!

narrator

I loved this book
and the narrator was great
i listened to her in the end series of the tucker's series
i had complained i liked the other one
but
she was right on for this book

The Story Was Great, Virtual Voice Lacking

The overall story was great and the feeling of friendship among the women was wonderful. The virtual voice narration was lacking. I have listen to quite a few books with virtual voice and they were really decent. The virtual voice that was chose for this particular book had a lot of mispronounced words (thankfully I figured out what it was saying) and it had several areas where there was a rough start and stop. I do agree with other people that it would have been better read by a actual person.

Poor AI Narration

Story over was sweet you had to pay attention to the names
Because AI couldn’t keep the names straight & literally stumbled through words & often repeating the words.

Great story, poorly computer generated voice.

I loved the story, but did not like the computer generated narration at all. So disappointing. From now on, I will take note of “narration”, and surpass those novels.