First Days

About This Audiobook

Sang Sorenson has spent her high school years fading into the background—until she’s pulled into a dark undercurrent of secrets that refuse to stay buried. *First Days* by C.L. Stone isn’t just another teen thriller; it’s a razor-sharp dive into paranoia, where trust is a luxury and every shadow could hide a threat. The story kicks off with Sang’s move to a new school, only to find herself entangled in a mystery that’s as personal as it is perilous. The prose is lean and snappy, keeping the tension wound tight while balancing the angst of teenage identity with the grit of survival. If you’ve ever wanted a protagonist who’s more than just a damsel in distress—one who stumbles, doubts, and still fights—this is your book.

Natalie Eaton’s narration is the secret sauce here. She nails Sang’s quiet vulnerability in the early chapters, then flips the switch to fierce intensity when the stakes rise. Her voice work for the male leads—especially the brooding, morally ambiguous love interest—adds a layer of authenticity that makes the audiobook feel like eavesdropping on real lives. The pacing is relentless, with Eaton’s delivery ensuring you never lose your footing, even when the plot takes a few dark detours.