SOOOO much better than I anticipated!

When I had the opportunity to obtain an advanced audio copy, I was on the fence. I decided to go for it and I am so glad that I did!

Hannah is far from perfect- but she not only recognizes it, she openly acknowledges it. It is so refreshing to have an imperfect character that is incredibly likeable. And Johnny? *sigh* He basically is perfect.

As mentioned, I listened to the audiobook. I am not familiar with either narrator. Both of them, but especially the male narrator, Wayne Mitchell, are pretty awful when it comes to dialogue. The voices they use for other characters made me cringe.

Overall, I definitely recommend. But if you are sensitive to terrible voices from narrators, you may want to stick to the print version.

I received an audio copy in exchange for an honest review.

I really liked the premise of this story of Hannah, who used to be a derailed rockstar, and how she seeks to reinvent her life and redeem herself while reconnecting with Johnny from her past. It is a slow burn romance, which is appropriate to the plot, but it is a bit too slow and I found myself losing interest and several points. The narration was mostly good, although the male narrators' female voices threw me off a bit. Overall, Key change has a solid plot, but the pace is a bit too slow.

I received an audioARC in exchange for an honest review.