THE ROCHE HOTEL: Season One

Author: Mysti Parker

Type of Book: Audiobook

Narrator: Angie Hickman

Length: 1 Hour and 19 minutes

Genre: Romance, Serial Fiction Stories

Production Date: January 28, 2015

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐

* I received a free copy of this audiobook in exchange for a fair and honest review.*

I love the cover of this audiobook. The marquee out front of the dark and mysterious hotel gives the cover a satisfyingly dark vibe.

I have to admit that I have listened to a few books narrated by Angie Hickman and I love her voice. She has an unparalleled ability to voice numerous female characters in a single story and to give each of them distinct accents.

Jane Seymour is used to being referred to as either Jane Seymour the famous actress or the famous Jane Seymour who was Henry The Eighth’s true love.

Her ex-husband dumped her for a bimbo and she needed a job in order to pay the bills.

The Roche Hotel’s former owner is still constantly at the hotel and poking her nose into every aspect of the business.

Jane works the front desk on midnight shift at the Roche Hotel. She seems to be exactly what the hotel needs and is great at her job. Her personal life, however is another story.

When Henry (who owns and operates a local bakery) asks her out, she is not sure what to do. She’s interested, but she was badly hurt by her ex-husband.

This is a short audiobook that lasts only one hour and nineteen minutes, but it was an interesting beginning to the series. I will definitely be picking up Season Two.

Because of it’s length I cannot write too much detail in this review without spoiling the experience for potential listeners. You need to listen to this audiobook. You will not be disappointed.

I rate both the performance and the story as 4 out of 5 stars. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Mysti Parker Mysti Parker is a wife, mom, author, and shameless chocoholic. She is the author of the Tallenmere standalone fantasy romance series and The Roche Hotel romantic comedy series. Her short writings have appeared in many anthologies.