Disorderly Conduct

Alexander Cendese's performance as Charlie Burns is nothing short of magnetic; his smooth baritone conveys both the innocence and the inner turmoil that drives this character. Samantha Cook, on the other hand, brings an edgy charisma to Ever Carmichael, making her allure almost tangible through her rich, smoky voice. The chemistry between the narrators is palpable, adding layers of intimacy to Bailey’s words. ‘Disorderly Conduct’ isn’t just about surface-level lust; it delves into the psychological undercurrents that drive their relationship. However, the pacing can feel a bit uneven at times, particularly during some slower introspective sections. Despite this minor flaw, the overall production quality is top-notch, and the audiobook’s runtime feels just right—long enough to fully immerse in the story but not so long as to become tedious.