Love in Audio

Why its older sibling gets all the attention:

• I wrote this book and One Last Christmas to be a part of a larger, multi-author series, but it didn't ever take off. It was a fun idea, but we didn't collectively make a good marketing push. 
• It's a sweet romance that's professor/student. I didn't realize some people would find that controversial...lol. C'mon. She's in college! And it's not a power play (but that's hard to convey in the blurb!)
• The original cover wasn't on-genre. It was cute, but didn't fit in and therefore didn't sell.

Why this book could still be your favorite child:

• I LOVE this book personally. It's funny and adorable - gives all the fall cozy vibes. 
• Our FMC has undiagnosed ADHD. I'm passionate about this since I have multiple kids (and a husband) with ADHD. They spend so much of their lives thinking they're broken and asking why they can't just do things normally. If that resonates at all, you'll ADORE this book. Meg gets to work through that and realize why she's amazing and unique. 

Life story:

He teaches by the book. But she'll take them off-script.

Meg's once-promising acting dreams leave her in debt and force her to move back home and juggle latte orders instead of auditions. Just when Megs is most desperate to make her own way, the whisper of an opportunity arises: a narration competition by the renowned local romance novelist, Oscar Calloway.

She should get a real job...but instead, Megs enrolls in a class for one night to access the college's recording studio and accidentally on purpose finds herself in the arms of her would-be professor. Then she discovers he's also a competitor in the competition...where they will share evenings and weekends together in the ultra-romantic elimination rounds.

Megs can’t lose the competition. Gideon can’t date his students. 

Surrounded by starlit nights, midnight bonfires, and Oscar’s audition scenes, will they be able to keep their eyes on the prize money and off each other?

Love in Audio is a delightful clean rom-com with a neurodivergent female lead. Fans of Emma St. Claire or Katherine Center will adore this bingeworthy novel.