Just One of the Groomsmen

About This Audiobook

Addison Murphy doesn’t do romance—she does sarcasm, loyalty, and ill-advised karaoke with the boys. As the only female groomsman in her best friend’s wedding, she’s braced for awkward family dinners, questionable dance moves, and a tuxedo that won’t zip. But she’s not braced for the best man: a dry-witted, unexpectedly hot stranger who starts seeing through her 'just one of the guys' act. Cindi Madsen serves up a rom-com that leans hard into friendship dynamics and self-discovery, avoiding the usual tropes by grounding Addison’s journey in genuine emotional stakes. Her humor isn’t a defense mechanism we’ve seen a hundred times—it feels lived-in, specific, and refreshingly unapologetic. Tiffany Morgan’s narration elevates the material with razor-sharp comedic timing and a vocal range that effortlessly distinguishes between Addison’s snark, vulnerability, and sudden pangs of doubt. She doesn’t just read the sarcasm—she lives it, landing punchlines with the precision of a stand-up comic while still making the quieter, introspective moments feel earned. The audiobook’s strength lies in its pacing; the story unfolds with the momentum of a weekend wedding that spirals beautifully out of control. If you’re tired of manic-pixie dream girls and want a heroine who rolls her eyes at rom-com clichés while accidentally living one, this one’s for you.