The Enemy

About This Audiobook

Twelve years after high school, June Broaden has carefully curated a life where her nemesis-turned-secret-crush, Ryan Henderson, doesn’t exist. But when a small-town reunion forces them back together, their chemistry isn’t just reignited—it’s volcanic. Sarah Adams crafts a rom-com that’s equal parts hilarious and heartfelt, where the tension isn’t just in the unresolved tension of their teen years, but in the very real stakes of their adult lives. June’s sharp wit clashes with Ryan’s effortless charm in a way that feels both nostalgic and urgently modern, making *The Enemy* a rom-com that actually understands what makes enemies-to-lovers work: they’re still each other’s favorite person to hate.

This audiobook shines thanks to the dynamite narration duo of Connie Shabshab and Will Damron. Shabshab’s June is a masterclass in dry, self-deprecating humor, her voice dripping with the kind of sarcasm that makes you laugh out loud while also aching for the softness beneath. Damron’s Ryan is all easygoing gruffness, his delivery selling the charm without veering into caricature. Together, their chemistry is electric—like listening to a real-life couple trading barbs with a side of undeniable attraction. The production keeps pace with the story’s snappy dialogue and emotional beats, making it feel less like a performance and more like eavesdropping on two people who can’t decide if they want to fight or kiss more.