Paper Hearts by: Kay Cove (Audio Review)

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Paper Hearts by Kay Cove, narrated by the incredible duo of Stephen Dexter and Isabelle Turner, is a deeply moving and emotionally resonant story that stayed with me long after I finished. At its core is Charlie, a pop star struggling with the immense pressure of fame and feeling trapped in a teenage version of herself—reminiscent of a high-stakes "Hannah Montana" struggle. As she attempts a difficult career comeback following a very public meltdown, her label forces her into a fake relationship with Hollywood heartthrob Grayson Hemsley, a man who is as charming on camera as he is insufferable in private.

Fire and Ice by: Carly Robyn (Audio Review)

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Fire and Ice by Carly Robyn is a hilarious and beautiful hockey romance that I absolutely adored from start to finish. This second installment in the Boston Bobcats series—perfectly narrated by Summer Morton and Keval Shah—delivers a seamless blend of angst, humor, and genuine connection that kept me hooked.

Playing with Trouble by: Lainey Davis (Audio Review)

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Playing with Trouble by Lainey Davis is a steamy, swoony, Stag-adjacent hockey romance that captures the heart from the very first page. Brought to life by the exceptional dual narration of Charlotte North and Alastair Haynesbridge, this story follows professional hockey player Bernard "Howie" Houser and Ella Rujkowski, the sharp-tongued, newly minted emergency nurse who also happens to be his best friend and teammate Jason’s little sister.