Come What May

About This Audiobook

Corinne Michaels delivers a high-stakes contemporary romance where boundaries blur between professional obligation and personal desire. When PR consultant Ella Carter arrives in Ember Falls to clean up a client’s scandal, she expects a quick, clinical fix—not the smoldering attraction she feels for the client’s infuriatingly stubborn brother. The chemistry is undeniable, but Ella’s job is to keep her distance, not surrender to the kind of reckless mistake that could cost her career. Michaels crafts a dual-narration romance that thrives on tension, moral ambiguity, and the kind of slow-burning need that keeps you desperate for the next chapter. The small-town setting isn’t just backdrop; it becomes a cage, amplifying the stakes as Ella’s carefully constructed life unravels under the weight of her choices. If you crave romance where every kiss feels like a betrayal and every glance stings with something unsaid, this is your next addiction. The audiobook elevates the story with narration that doesn’t just deliver dialogue—it *feels* it. Samantha Brentmoor and Austin Stone balance Ella’s razor-sharp wit and the hero’s gruff restraint with a chemistry that’s audible even when they’re not in the same scene. It’s the kind of performance that makes you forget you’re listening to a recording.