Good Enough to Eat

About This Audiobook

Robin’s resolution isn’t about calories—it’s about restraint. As a vampire with a deadly weakness for O negative, she’s spent decades resisting temptation, but her new job at a health food store turns her world upside down. When she meets the infuriatingly human Chloe, a chef determined to prove her recipes can heal the world, the line between predator and prey blurs faster than a heartbeat in a thunderstorm. Jae’s world-building is sharp: vampires who drink kale smoothies instead of guzzling blood, a protagonist who’s as likely to cringe at her own mortality as she is to lecture Chloe on the ethics of garlic bread, and a setting that’s equal parts cozy café and bite-sized supernatural menace. If you’ve ever wanted a paranormal romance where the stakes aren’t just life-and-death but also gluten-free, this is your next addiction.

Narrated with a voice that’s equal parts warm and wry, Lori Prince sells the contradictions at the heart of Robin’s character—her prim self-control clashing with her animal hunger, her dry humor masking centuries of loneliness. Prince’s performance makes Chloe’s fiery optimism feel grounded, and the chemistry between the two leaps off the headphones. The audiobook’s pacing is brisk but never rushed, with Prince milking the humor in Jae’s dialogue for all it’s worth. It’s a romance that’s as much about what’s on the menu as it is about what’s on the page.