Six Feet Apart: Love In Quarantine
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2.7 • 3 Ratings
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
Passion is contagious in this offbeat, humorous journey making life in the pandemic a little more bearable.
In a futuristic world of self-driving cars, drone aircraft, and robo-bartenders, Luna, a reluctant, wanna-be influencer meets Stryker, a mysterious undiscovered musician. Their lives change in ways that keep you guessing. He is self absorbed, and thinks the world revolves around him. She is beautiful, yet shy, and struggles with attention.
A quirky character, Luna's voice is fresh and bubbly. Follow the hilarity and complexities of Luna and Stryker’s relationship unfold among uncertain times--who will find redemption? Featuring original songs!
When Luna and Stryker’s worlds suddenly collide, all bets are off. And as the pandemic rages on, this tempestuous pair come down with a serious case of lust. Opposites attract, and anything can happen in this engaging love story.
Clarion Rating: 4 out of 5
"A timely and quirky romance novel...featuring plenty of mishaps and face masks, Six Feet Apart is a charming, COVID-inflected romance about love during an unending lockdown."
Claire Foster, Clarion Book Review
Customer Reviews
Horrible narrator
I haven’t even finished the book but after her second time pronouncing produce as prod-duce instead of pro-duce and women sounding like it’s singular woman I’m hoping to get a refund. 😠...It might have been decent but after wanting a red pen every 5 or so minutes to correct her pronunciation I felt it my duty to warn anyone else considering it. Perhaps the book version would be a better choice 😩
New Edition- 2 narrators! Sexy story
Based on the reviews, I almost didn’t buy the audiobook, then I saw it was a new female narrator and I listened to the audio sample and heard there are both a female and male narrators. The voices are natural and appealing. The story is modern, a light romcom and quirky. The re are twists and overall a fun short listen! Worth a try, looking forward to book 2!
I wish I could give 0
This book really isn’t the best. I wouldn’t recommend buying it