An Epiphany in Flannel

About This Audiobook

Maisie Davis has spent her whole life serving coffee and pie at Moe’s Fine Diner, convinced she’s straight—until a stranger in a flannel shirt walks in and flips her world upside down. Meghan O’Brien’s *An Epiphany in Flannel* is a quiet but fiery romance that proves even the most ordinary settings can hide extraordinary transformations. The prose crackles with dry humor and tender longing, making Maisie’s journey feel both intimate and universal. Without ever veering into melodrama, O’Brien crafts a narrative that’s as cozy as a diner booth in winter but as electrifying as a first kiss. If you’ve ever wondered how love can sneak up on you when you least expect it, this book will have you reaching for the tissues and the checkbook at the same time. Narrator Lula Larkin elevates the material with a voice that’s warm and wry, perfectly capturing Maisie’s skepticism and blossoming desire. Larkin’s pacing is deliberate, letting the emotional beats land with impact, and her ability to distinguish characters—from the gruff trucker to the wise-cracking best friend—adds depth to the cast. The production is crisp and immersive, making it feel like you’re eavesdropping on a life-changing conversation over a slice of pie.