Going Green

About This Audiobook

Romantic comedies thrive on chaos, and *Going Green* delivers it in spades—just with a side of eco-friendly absurdity. When Ellie Cooke’s PR firm suddenly gets acquired by Nolan Reece, a self-righteous sustainability guru who’s basically the human equivalent of a reusable tote bag, she’s forced to play along or risk unemployment. The premise is ridiculous (because, let’s be honest, no one *actually* enjoys composting), but Spalding leans into the humor with sharp workplace satire and a love interest who’s equal parts insufferable and oddly charming. The romance crackles with the kind of banter that feels like eavesdropping on two people who’ve had entirely too much coffee—equal parts infuriating and addictive. If you’ve ever rolled your eyes at a partner’s over-caffeinated idealism, you’ll find Nolan’s antics both cringe-worthy and oddly relatable. Narrator Billie Fulford-Brown is the secret weapon here, turning what could’ve been a one-note performance into a full-blown character study. She nails Ellie’s exhausted-but-sarcastic narration with a delivery that’s equal parts dry wit and exhausted resignation, while Nolan’s sanctimonious bluster is so over-the-top you’ll either groan or snort-laugh. The audiobook’s pacing is relentless, with Fulford-Brown’s energy keeping even the most far-fetched moments grounded in humor—because let’s face it, no one’s actually going to convert their life savings into solar panels after listening to this, but you *will* laugh along the way.