Someday, Somehow

About This Audiobook

Claudia Burgoa’s *Someday, Somehow* is a razor-sharp romance that dares to ask: Can two people who bicker like siblings ever be more than friends? The answer, delivered with messy, magnetic charm, is a resounding yes—but only if they’re willing to swallow their pride, confront their past, and rewrite the rules of their relationship. Burgoa crafts a love story that feels achingly real, where the push-and-pull of these two characters isn’t just a trope—it’s a survival mechanism. The prose is effortlessly witty, the emotional beats land with unflinching honesty, and the slow-burn tension will leave you gripping your phone, white-knuckled with frustration at their stubbornness. This isn’t the kind of romance that wraps up in a neat bow; it’s the kind that demands you sit with the discomfort of two people who love each other but don’t know how to say it.

Stephanie Nemeth-Parker and Oscar Reyes’s narration is the secret weapon here. Nemeth-Parker nails the protagonist’s sharp, cynical edge, her voice dripping with sarcasm that only cracks open when she’s truly vulnerable. Reyes, meanwhile, balances the male lead’s gruff exterior with a warmth that makes his internal monologues feel like a confession. The dual narration isn’t just a gimmick—it’s a storytelling tool that heightens the push-and-pull between the leads. The pacing is brisk enough to keep you hooked, but the emotional weight lingers long after the final chapter.