Falling for Ryan

About This Audiobook

Falling for Ryan is the kind of romance that starts with a door left open and ends with a heart left vulnerable. Molly, fresh from catching her boyfriend’s betrayal, stumbles into Ryan’s life with zero game plan—just a duffel bag and a simmering need for comfort that quickly tilts into something more combustible. Tracy Lorraine wastes no time draping raw emotion over sharp wit, crafting a slow-burn that never feels safe. The tension isn’t just sexual; it’s existential. These two are best friends navigating the fallout of their own unspoken histories, and each page crackles with the promise that love and friendship might be the same currency after all. Their chemistry is less spark and more wildfire—unpredictable, inevitable, and impossible to ignore.

Narrated by Rachael Beresford and Antony Ferguson, the audiobook transforms the story into aural theater. Beresford’s Molly is a storm of sass and sorrow, her voice crackling with a brittleness that softens only when Ryan—voiced with velvety menace by Ferguson—chips away at her defenses. Ferguson’s Ryan has the cadence of a man who’s spent too long telling himself he’s in control, his pronunciation sharp enough to cut through the steam. Together they make the listening experience feel like eavesdropping on two people who know they’re heading straight for heartbreak, and neither cares enough to run.