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Ok to pass the time. Could have done without the propaganda. Unfortunately most new fiction books are laden with it. Otherwise, entertaining enough

The story had an interesting plot. The voice cast really brought life to the novel. it’s the first audio book I have finished. I am keen to listen to her other books. Overall – a light-hearted story that’s easy to listen to and be immersed in.

really cute, light, fun and fast rom-com. enjoyed it. seems like every Bastone book I listen to takes place on the phone. unique concept. much preferred to books heavy on a texting format. I don’t care for the latter.

This was such a creative feel-good love story. It had sci-fi, comedy, romance and more. I enjoyed all the hidden messages that really show you can’t judge a book by the cover. The acting was superb and so natural. The dialogue truly made me feel like a fly on the wall of their phone calls..

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I needed this light hearted love story. Kudos to the authors for this level of creativity

I didn’t expect much initially, but the actors are so compelling in this sci-fi romance. Honestly I hesitate using sci-fi as a descriptor, as I don’t want to discourage any readers who may not typically read that genre. I highly recommend this smart and charming story.

The sound engineering is brilliant, the performances are magnificent and this is s a very creative story!Such an enjoyable listen

This was such a fun and different story. LOVE the ensemble narration! It’s more like a teleplay than a book. Noah Reid’s voice is just dreamy. Both main characters narrations were superb. If you’re looking for something fun and sort of off the wall but also totally sweet, please give this a listen.

I’ve never been disappointed in any of Cara Bastone’s. I was hooked in from the first chapter.

The reading/acting was outstanding. Believable characters. Background sounds added a lot…could “see” the story. That, along with the lack of narration, made this seem like an audio movie, like the stories families listened to on the radio prior to TV. The theme was unique and whimsical, yet the interpersonal relationships and life issues were relatable..

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