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  • The Stopover

  • The Miles High Club, Book 1
  • Written by: T L Swan
  • Narrated by: Sebastian York, CJ Bloom
  • Length: 12 hrs and 58 mins
  • 4.6 out of 5 stars (325 ratings)

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The Stopover

Written by: T L Swan
Narrated by: Sebastian York,CJ Bloom
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Publisher's Summary

A memorable night of passion refuses to stay just a memory in this sizzling and scandalous romance from bestselling author T L Swan.

I was upgraded to first class on a flight from London to New York.

The food, champagne, and service were impeccable. 

The blue-eyed man sitting next to me, even better. 

He was suave and intelligent. 

We talked and laughed, and something clicked. 

Fate took over and the plane was grounded, and we had an unexpected stopover for the night.

With no plans, we made our own. 

We danced and laughed our way around Boston and had a night of crazy passion that no woman would ever forget. 

That was twelve months ago, and I haven’t heard from him - until today. 

I started a new job and met the CEO. You can imagine my surprise to see those naughty blue eyes dance with delight when he saw me across the mahogany desk. 

But I’m not that carefree girl anymore. My life has changed, I have responsibilities. 

I just got an email. 

He wants to see me in his office for a private meeting at 8:00 a.m. 

Naughty blue eyes have no place in the workplace. 

What kind of private meeting does he have in mind?

©2019 T L Swan (P)2019 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

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Delightfully Spectacular

Am very picky, and “The Stopover” had it on all levels. Great narration, solid storyline, and well developed character. Even a few good twists.

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Just watch some corn then curl up with a GOOD book.

Wishing I had just visited Porn Hub for 5 minutes and then chased it with a romance from Austen, Brontë, or even Nicholas Sparks. I want my time, faith, and audible credit back.

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WELL....

Ok, this one was a doozy. The story was good, was great even but I hate how it was drawn out. There was constant bickering between the characters over petty stuff. At times it felt like children arguing but it did make it interesting if you like that sort of thing. The characters in their own right have gone through a lot individually so having to place their trust in one another is for sure difficult for them. Them learning how to communicate made it feel like the book was never gonna end but the author really provided all aspects of them learning which was refreshing in a way. Smut would have to be on a 7.6/10, was plenty of it and the male was super possessive (If you love that it would be a 10/10 for you). Loved the story, narration and characters. All gave for an overall score of 7/10 in my book.

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Everyone needs a Stopover

T L Swan has written a wonderful love story between Emily & Jameson. It all starts with and upgrade to first class and a stopover in Boston. A year goes by before they meet again. Two people with the ability to somehow frequently misread what is blooming makes a love story with a bit of business intrigue and a momentous camping trip. Will they make it, will Jameson ever bring Emily yellow roses again? Listen and find out. End note the 2 narrators Sebastian York and C J Bloom bring this story alive.

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I really liked this book!

I liked that the story flowed.
No long monologues or repeating themselves.
Steamy moments and everything flowed.
Relatable moments.
Good main characters and fun supporting characters in the mix.
Well done!

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Oh Hell, you don't wanna miss this one... ;)

This was everything I had hoped for; funny, sexy, steamy hot, entertaining, light and soo full of drama! I'm all in for the Lusty bunny fu$k chemistry between Jaimison Miles and Emily foster. Yes it was hot. Yes there is lotsa banter and fighting which will drive you ape shit crazy through the plot but that makeup smut is just right yall!👌
They met on a first class flight and end up on a unforgettable stop over. 12 months later they meet again at the office only this time one is the Boss. Really enjoyed this.
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Should be a bit longer

It was a good story but felt the ending needed to be a bit longer…one last chapter at least.

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it had potential, but...

I hated the FMC. Yes, there was a bit of an age gap, but I found her immature and annoying. I kept hoping she'd mature.

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good listen.

this was my first audible novel, so it took a bit together used to. but it was a good story line.

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  • 2022-10-17

Great

I really enjoyed this story. The characters were well written, including the supporting ones. There were several moments that made me laugh out loud.

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  • NightRunner
  • 2019-11-26

Definitely a hot story but the last third...

Overall opinion: This story started out hot and, even though it is angst heavy, was going very well for the first 60%. The heavy drama started way too early and, in Audible, lasted 3 hours. I skipped over an hour because it was so repetitive. If TL shortened the story by 2 - 3 hours, it would have been a 5-star read for me. If you like the heavy will they/won't they angst heavy, miscommunication drama that lasts for 30+% of the story, you will love this.



Brief Summary: No need to expand on the author's summary.

POV: Both

Overall Pace: Fast, then painfully slow, then lightning fast

Instalove: sort of?

H Rating: Good to nuts then back to good

h Rating: Great to petulant to good

Sad/happy/thrill/. Drama with angst and comedy

Heat Level: Very Hot - 1st 60%, Hot - 10% (of the last 40%)

Descriptive Sex: Yes

OW/OM Drama: Yes

Sex with OW/OM: Not going to say

Cheating: Not going to say

Separation: Yes

Triggers: Yes and they are crazy

Closure (HEA/HFN/Cliffhanger):

Does/Does not have:
H or h pushing / running away - yup
Separation - yup
Abuse - no

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  • Mari
  • 2019-11-11

If it weren't for the part at 3 hours left

It had some promise. With some romance and some push and pull, some misunderstandings and some sex. But the screechy hysterical voice and actions of the female character at about 3 hours from the end of the story. I just can't. It sank like a stone for me there. I can't help that I've gotten allergic to when the female heroines in romantic stories just has to get a bit hysterical, too dumb, overreact at conflict or some drama. Especially when it often feels like it is a woman character that is well educated, smart and often level headed in almost all of the story. So she should be able to get upset, sad, angry, and reach a road bump in a story without it suddenly turning to her getting illogical, hysterical. But no, she just has to get a bit screechy and acting like a desperate ditsy character all of a sudden? Calling and texting desperately, why? And it is too bad she had to be that annoying, just had to go there. Because it would have been really good for me if it weren't for that turn at approx 3 hours left.

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  • Dragonfly
  • 2019-11-14

Very little of Sebastian York!

Ok, let’s get this straight. I buy my books based on the narrator and Sebastian York is my favorite. There is VERY little of his narration in this book. Most of it comes near the end of the book. If you look at the picture of the book you will notice HIS name is listed first. I would think that would indicate he narrates at least 1/2 of the book. No. His part is about 15%. The book had potential but I found myself playing it at 1.5x, slowing it down ONLY to hear S.Y. Sexy voice. (The female narrator did ok, just that she read to much of the book). I wish there was something posted in the description that tell the potential buyer just what % of the book is read by each narrator. If there was I certainly wouldn’t have bought THIS one.

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  • whatcha.listening.to
  • 2020-02-10

The Stopover

Normally I don’t review a DNF book but I listened to 9hrs and 28 mins of the 12 hr and 58 min book so I am going to review and rate it.

I loved the beginning I was hoping it was going to be interesting and intriguing and it was until it turned in to just like every other billionaire book.

Actually it got worse, it was getting close to childish drama and I just can’t with that. I was rolling my eyes so much but the end if I had made myself listen I would have ended up hating it all.

I did love the narration, if it had been anyone else but those two I probably would have stopped after the first eye roll.

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  • G. D. Whitfield
  • 2019-11-28

THE 4-STAR PERFORMANCE WAS ALL SEBASTIAN YORK!!

Why did Sebastian get top billing when I had to listen to so much/too much C. J. Bloom. The story was childish to me, no real connection to/for the characters. I got through it the fourth night. I get it was primarily a woman's point of view, but geezo pete; the female would start off a section o.k., but, then she would loose it and sounded like her character. Not only was the character immature, but the voice was too. There are some 25 year old females around who don't act 15 and going out on a first date. And the complaints about Seb York's voice sounding to old for 20 something men, in my biased view, I always preferred mature sounding men, even when I was 17. I might recommend this listen to someone whose tastes I know!!!

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  • AMP California
  • 2019-11-08

Don't expect to hear a lot of Sebastian York

The story was riveting and addictive. Don't expect to hear a lot of Sebastian York as the book is mostly narrated by the female narrator. She was great but I expected to hear much more of York.

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  • Tah-nye-yah💋
  • 2019-11-01

A Movie Worthy Read!

This book has it all and, it’s a can’t put down until the end kind of book. It has ruined me for all other books. Loved the characters. This storyline; never misses a beat, The narrative performances by Sebastian and C.J are phenomenal!

They meet on a plane, they have an undeniable attraction, they spend one night together, part ways and than, fate brings them back together and life’s never the same for these two main characters.

This book is RED HOT, Jaw dropping, every man woman sex and, romance fantasy. So, if you can’t handle this kind of book, you might want to look within another great romance category such as; Religious and Inspirational.

I loved this book. It’s my new number one favorite and I can’t wait for the next book in this series. A big 10 Stars to T. L. Swan! What a writer!

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  • Valentines
  • 2021-06-30

That voice

The Narrator is terrible. I can't even listen to her. Her male voice sounds like she needs s gallon of water. All of her reads with emmotion are opposite of what it should sound like it. When reading the thoughts of the character she sounds sexy and bedroom like. When reading the characters dialog she throws her voice like a teenager, then moves into a gruff dry vocal like she has been at the bar all night and smoked 4 packs of cigarettes. I called and sent the audio back. She ruined the booked.....sorry lady

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  • Floriane M
  • 2020-01-29

I HAVE MIXED FEELINGS ABOUT THIS BOOK

The romance between Emily and Jameson started during their unplanned stopover in Boston after their flight to New York from London was canceled due to a snowstorm in New York. It was supposed to be a one night stand and they did not expect to see each other again. It would have ended there except a year later, Emily was hired by Miles Media, a large publishing company owned by the Miles family and headed by no other than Jameson himself as its CEO. The on again-off again relationships, if you can call it that, and the story itself made me laugh, hate/love Jameson (for switching his personality from Jim the lover boy to Jameson the obnoxious CEO and back), yell at Emily and blush at some very descriptive steamy scenes.

So why do I have mixed feelings about this book? Because there are some things that just didn't make sense to me. Why did Lara Aspin (the female villain) sell her laptop computer without erasing its content, not to mention for a measly $100? It seemed to me that T L Swan had to shorten the novel and gave us a quick solution to Jameson's problem. The author never told us who has been giving/selling “breaking news” to Miles Media’s fiercest competitor. Some might say that it is implied, but that does not satisfy me. Again, Emily was described as an intelligent and strong woman, yet she turned into putty and horny when in the presence of Jameson. Really?

It seems to me that CJ Bloom sometimes forgets to change her female voice to a male voice when reading Jameson’s line. That made me wonder who is speaking. Sebastian York had the top billing, but he had very few lines. I was a little disappointed. Is the top billing a lure to us who like to hear Sebastian York narrate?

I got this book as a Kindle Unlimited Read and Listen. All in all, it was an enjoyable book and for the price, it is worth it.

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  • Caitlyn S.
  • 2021-06-29

Typical romance book

If you listen to romance you will guess every part of this book. It’s completely predictable and just when you starting getting a little suspense or thrill it will automatically solve itself. read the crossfire series instead. There’s no new story here.

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