A Slice of Love

About This Audiobook

If you’ve ever crushed hard and bolted, this rom-com will feel like closure with a side of chaos. Teagan Hunter crafts a playful yet poignant enemies-to-lovers romp that’s equal parts cringe and catharsis, anchored by the kind of banter that makes you pause mid-chapter to laugh aloud. Jonas Schwartz is back in town, fresh off a Super Bowl win and still infuriatingly charming—the kind of guy who’d charm you into bed, then break your heart before you can figure out his first name. Except this time, the tables turn when aspiring artist Mila Carter, now four years wiser and way less forgiving, refuses to give him the time of day. Hunter’s razor-sharp dialogue and a plot that zips between art school drudgery and stadium-sized ego trips make this a standout in the rom-com canon, especially for readers who love their heroines sharp enough to cut glass and heroes dumb enough to deserve it.

The audiobook’s dynamic duo of narrators—Alex Kydd and Emma Wilder—elevate this from a solid read to an immersive experience. Kydd’s smoky, self-assured cadence nails Jonas’s cocky quarterback swagger without veering into parody, while Wilder’s crisp, no-nonsense delivery gives Mila the edge she needs to feel like a real person—not just a punchline. The seamless back-and-forth between their performances mirrors the push-and-pull of the relationship, making every terse text exchange and heated argument feel like eavesdropping on a private spat you weren’t supposed to hear.