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In a New York Minute

In a New York Minute


by Kate Spencer

🎧Narrated by Amanda Dolan; Neil Hellegers


⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5



Have you ever had an embarrassing moment… in public… that was captured on social media… and went viral?!?!

I hope not! I wouldn’t wish that on anyone, but that’s how the hilarious and cringe worthy meet-cute goes in this fun romcom!

Personally, I think it was all worth it, I mean these two opposites would never have come together without the cosmos pushing them at each other in embarrassing circumstances!

Franny is having the worst day of her life when she is rescued by a knight in a Gucci suit! After he saves her from even more embarrassment they don’t expect to see each other again… but fate has more in store for these two!


Next thing you know Heyes; reduce of Franny goes viral and they are forced together again to live up their 15 minutes of fame. Now a series of awkward interactions and coincidence continues to bring them together in different ways in the city of millions… will they eventually take the hint and fall for each other???


🎧I had the pleasure to listen to this audiobook last week and found myself fully immersed in Franny and Hayes’s New York! The dual narrators brought this story to life! I could literally close my eyes and feel I was there. Definitely top notch voice acting with vivid description.

This book was not what I expecting, but I loved the journey it took me on across New York. Franny and Heyes reminded me of the utterly perfect couplings you find in Abby Jimenez’s work- her fans do not want to miss this book!



In a New York Minute by Kate Spencer was released March 15th, 2022.



I received a complimentary copy of this book from Forever Publishing through NetGalley and the audiobook from Hachette Audio. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.



 

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