So Not My Thing

About This Audiobook

Elle Jones was once the internet’s most infamous meme—not for talent, but for a TV meltdown that turned her into a viral punchline at sixteen. A decade later, she’s clawed her way back to semi-respectability as a Boston tour guide, carefully curating a life where no one recognizes her and every mistake stays buried. But when her boss tasks her with showcasing the city’s most eligible bachelor—charming, insufferable tech mogul Beckett Mercer—for a high-profile podcast, Elle’s carefully constructed shield cracks wide open. Beckett, who’s used to getting what he wants, doesn’t just recognize her; he’s intrigued by the way her cheeks flush when she’s flustered, the way her wit snaps like a live wire when she’s defending her dignity. Their chemistry is electric, but Elle’s spent years building walls, and Beckett’s never met a wall he couldn’t scale. Jacobson delivers a rom-com with teeth, blending laugh-out-loud banter with moments of surprising emotional heft. The New Orleans setting pulses in the background like a second character, rich with jazz, humidity, and the kind of heat that makes you want to fan yourself—even through headphones. Jorjeana Marie’s narration is the cherry on top: her timing is impeccable, landing jokes and tender exchanges with equal precision, and she nails the full spectrum of Elle’s emotions, from mortification to molten attraction, without ever veering into caricature.