Overnight Service

About This Audiobook

When two cutthroat ad execs—one ruthless, one relentless—get trapped overnight in a client pitch war, the chemistry is white-hot, the insults are faster, and the stakes could ruin their careers. Lauren Blakely’s *Overnight Service* is a rom-com blitz where rivalry isn’t a prelude to love; it’s the foreplay. The premise is deliciously absurd: rival agencies sabotaging each other to win the same dream client, culminating in a forced cohabitation that makes ‘shotgun wedding’ look tame. Blakely’s sharp dialogue crackles with tension, flipping between snarky office volleys and messy, hotel-lobby confessions. What’s rare here is the balance—this isn’t just a battle of wits that devolves into bed; it’s a battle of egos that forces these two to admit they’re more alike than they’d dare say. The audiobook leans into the chaos, delivering a snappy, immersive experience where every pause feels like a loaded die roll. Jokes land like punches, flirtation reads like a threat, and by the second act, you’ll be rooting for a reconciliation that feels hard-won, not contrived.