Fall From India Place

About This Audiobook

Samantha Young slices into the messy terrain of heartbreak and redemption with *Fall From India Place*, a story that refuses to let its characters off easy. Hannah Nichols returns to Edinburgh after half a decade abroad, only to crash face-first into Marco D’Alessandro—the man who wrecked her five years prior. There’s no soft-focus nostalgia here; Young’s prose is all thorns and honey, laced with raw emotional honesty and the kind of steam that lingers long after the audiobook ends. The Edinburgh setting pulses with life, from the cobbled streets of the Grassmarket to the sticky warmth of a dimly lit Italian restaurant where Marco’s family still runs the show. If you crave romances that feel like bruises: tender in the healing, brutal in the revealing, this is your fix.

Narrator Chloe Lynn doesn’t just perform this audiobook—she weaponizes her voice. She lands every brittle laugh, every choked-back sob, and the kind of smoldering growl that makes Marco sound like a man who’s one wrong word away from breaking again. Her pacing keeps the story airborne, even when the chemistry threatens to drag you under. Young’s strength isn’t just in the sparks between Hannah and Marco, but in the brutal authenticity of their regrets. This isn’t a story about whether they’ll get back together; it’s about whether either of them deserves to.