Katherine Center is an auto-read author for me, and once again, she delivers a solid five-star experience. As always, her writing is heartfelt, engaging, and emotionally rich. Honestly, there’s not much more to say—she never misses.

This was my first time reading a Katherine Center book and it won’t be my last. I am not one who always likes quirky or fluffy romances but for some reason I really liked this one. I couldn’t put it down! It was giving me major Abby Jimenez
/EmHen vibes.

The story revolves around Katie and Hutch when she is assigned to be the videographer for a Coast Guard Promo Video with Hutch as the star & hero. There’s one catch though, Katie can’t swim and most of the job entails her being exposed to the water. To save her from getting fired, Hutch begins giving Katie swim lessons and eventually they’re exchanging stolen kisses and Katie is spending more and more time with his family….

I laughed and I cried for these characters. The slow burn was EXCRUCIATINGLY slow and turned into a twisted love triangle I didn’t expect but I needed to keep reading to see how Katie and Hutch’s love story would play out. I felt yearning and angst while reading every time they got close to finally being together, if you are expecting a fast paced love story, this may not be for you.

Overall, I really enjoyed how Hutch had helped Katie navigate through a lot of unhealed trauma and body insecurities and how Katie helped his family navigate through their grief. The found family warmed my heart and I so badly wanted Katie to see all she had to offer and to love her self unconditionally, I was ROOTING for her in this book!! I’d also be lying if I didn’t say I had a bit of a crush on Hutch, because who wouldn’t love a hot coast guard hero that teaches old ladies how to swim on his days off?

Content Warnings: This book discusses eating disorders, cheating, bullying, death of parents.

Katherine Center has nailed it again! This delightful romance focuses on Katie, who is sent to Florida to film a video featuring Hutch, a Coast Guard rescue swimmer. While I loved their romance journey, Center's female MC's journey from an enemy of her own body to a lover of it stole the show. The female side characters were all beautiful, encouraging, women who gently helped Katie move to a healthy body image, and Hutch...well, Hutch was dreamy! This was so beautiful, and I need a physical copy to hug to my chest and put on my shelf. SOO GOOD! I also loved the author's note where she discusses how it is healing to read about healing. I think that concept is why I love her books so much. They leave you feeling hopeful and joyful. Well done to the author and narrator, who did an excellent job.

Katherine Center's "The Love Haters" is an absolute charmer of a book, landing squarely in that sweet spot between laugh-out-loud funny and genuinely heartwarming. It earns a strong 4.5 stars for its delightful characters, witty banter, and the way it seamlessly blends lighthearted moments with deeper themes of facing fears and finding unexpected connections.

Katie Vaughn is a heroine you can't help but root for. Her initial predicament – pretending to be a swimmer to land a career-saving gig profiling the undeniably gorgeous but seemingly love-averse Coast Guard rescue swimmer, Tom "Hutch" Hutcheson – is the perfect setup for comedic chaos. Center expertly crafts Katie's internal struggles and her often hilarious attempts to navigate a world where water is a central element, despite her complete lack of aquatic skills. Her vulnerability and sharp wit make her incredibly relatable and endearing.

The dynamic between Katie and Hutch is the heart of the story, and Center nails the slow-burn trope. Their initial interactions are filled with delicious tension and snappy banter, fueled by their contrasting personalities and Katie's secret. As they are forced to work closely together, their walls gradually come down, revealing layers of vulnerability and unexpected chemistry. Hutch, despite his initial "love hater" persona, is a wonderfully complex character, and watching him soften around Katie is genuinely satisfying.

The supporting cast adds wonderful texture to the story. Hutch's colorful Aunt Rue is a scene-stealer, injecting humor and warmth into every interaction. Even the presence of his rescue Great Dane adds a touch of unexpected charm. The vibrant setting of Key West provides the perfect backdrop for the unfolding romance and the various escapades, from chaotic conga lines to the dramatic backdrop of a hurricane.

What elevates "The Love Haters" beyond a typical rom-com is Center's ability to weave in meaningful themes without ever feeling heavy-handed. Katie's journey is not just about finding love; it's also about confronting her past fears, learning to be brave, and ultimately, discovering her own strength. Hutch, too, has his own emotional baggage to unpack, and their connection allows them both to heal and grow.

The pacing of the book is generally good, keeping the reader engaged with a perfect blend of humorous situations, romantic development, and moments of genuine emotion. The only reason it doesn't quite reach a full five stars is that, at times, the sheer number of mishaps and near-misses regarding Katie's secret felt just slightly over the top. While entertaining, a few moments bordered on slightly unbelievable.

However, this is a minor quibble in what is otherwise a thoroughly enjoyable and heartwarming read. "The Love Haters" is a delightful escape filled with charming characters, witty dialogue, and a satisfyingly sweet romance. If you're looking for a book that will make you laugh, swoon, and ultimately leave you with a smile on your face, this one is definitely a winner. Katherine Center has once again delivered a captivating and thoroughly entertaining story.

“It’s a thin line between love and love-hating.”

Look. If you’re here to get a breakdown about what happened in this book, I’m going to have to stop you there. I could describe to you all the plot points and give you a detailed description of the ins and outs of this book. But to me, that would convey absolutely nothing about this book. It is amazing. It is wonderful. It had twists I didn’t see coming. There you go.

This is a book that is dripping with pure emotion that you have to EXPERIENCE. I laughed out loud while listening to the audio or reading on the couch. I screenshotted my highlighted quotes or thoughts and sent them to my closest friends, urging them to add this book to their TBR immediately. I cried in my car, and my house, and my classroom thinking about this book after I finished. For days. Seriously. I can give you references. Not because it was sad, but because it was that good and I couldn’t move on.

Katie is all of us. Every single one. Relatable. Funny. Worrisome. Brave. A little weird. Hutch is everything we never knew we needed in a MMC. And he sees Katie for just who she is. Plus…he rescued a puppy. So yeah. Perfect.

I’m a major Katherine Center fan and when I requested this book I thought “It’s going to be good. But it can’t top The Rom-Commers. And I was wrong. As with all the great things in life, Katherine’s books get better and better with each one. Is there spice? No. BUT YOU DON’T MISS IT. And it’s not needed.

I was lucky enough to score an eARC and an ALC and I traded back and forth between the two. The audio is great as well! As someone who only usually listens to dual narration or graphic audio, I loved the single narration.

Thank you to NetGalley, St. Martin’s Press and also Macmillan Audio for advanced copies in exchange for an honest review.
And a very special thank you to Katherine who somehow writes a new book every year that speaks to my soul. I will be your hype girl always.

It’s been a tough year for Katie Vaughn. Her fiancé got internet famous, then really famous and then dumped her and now her job is on the chopping block. When her coworker Cole asks her to take a job for him shooting a Coast Guard promo video in the Florida Keys she jumps at the chance. Nevermind that she doesn’t know how to swim and hasn’t put on a bathing suit since junior high. Cole’s brother Hutch, a seemingly perfect but grumpy, no personality love hater is the video’s subject. Readers will jump right in to the pool with Katie and Hutch and easily get lost in their story. It may have been easy to fall for Hutch but the real love story here is what Katie finds in herself. Love Haters has a very body positive message and reminds all of us that we could be a little kinder to ourselves.
Patti Murin is back as Center’s narrator and she’s does a great job brining all the characters to life. From Katie’s insecurities to Aunt Rue’s bubbling personality, they all come out in her stellar performance.
This was 4 stars for me because while witty and cute, it wasn’t outrageous or laugh out loud funny. It’s a sweet, no spice love story which is super entertaining. This is definitely appropriate for teen audiences and I love the positive mental wellbeing message.

Ok, I adored this book!!!

The Love Haters features:
🥰 Forced proximity
👏🏻 So much fun
🥺 Depth
🌊 Coastal rescue x video producer
😍 Romcom moments
🙌🏻 So many good reminders

Honestly, I really enjoyed so many elements of this book. It was just a fun read that handled really difficult topics with a romcom tone which made it still feel lighthearted when you’re being gut punched with lessons.

4.5 stars

This book was so cute & the audio was fantastic! Kate heads to KEY WEST to film a promo for the Coast Guard…I mean that sounds fab right!!? Well..her boss didn’t tell her the whole truth, but all good when she meets handsome Hutch.
This is such a fun summer read! I totally loved Hutch & all the ladies! I always love a deeper type of rom-rom & this was it! A perfect summer read!

Thank you BookSparks for my finished copy, St. Martins Press for my ARC, and Macmillan Audio for my ALC of The Love Haters! #SRC2025 #SMPInfluencers #stmartinspress #MacAudio2025 #macmillanaudio #katherinecenter #TheLoveHaters #booksparks

𝐓𝐢𝐭𝐥𝐞: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞 𝐇𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐬
𝐀𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐫: 𝐊𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐂𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫
𝐍𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐫: 𝐏𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐢 𝐌𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐧
𝐏𝐮𝐛 𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐞: 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟐𝟎, 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓

𝟓★

With her career on the line, video producer Katie Vaughn decides to take a job profiling Tim “Hutch” Hutcheson, a Coast Guard rescue swimmer in Key West. He’s the brother of her co-worker, Cole, but with nothing else holding her back after having her heart broken, she has nothing to lose. The only problem is, Katie can’t swim. But Katie is determined to do what she needs to do to get this career making profile on Hutch, so she is determined to learn how to swim. Enter an amazing Aunt Rue, a good looking man who hates love, helicopter rides, lots of chances to face fears, a Great Dane, a couple of lies, lots of flirting, a hurricane, and a lot of bravery.

I don’t know how she does it, but Katherine Center has once again crafted the most perfect rom-com with the most dynamic characters. Her books are the kind that you want to hug as soon as you finish the last sentence. There was so much to this book. It had such an emotional counterpart to it with Hutch’s family history and also with Katie’s background and body image and personal insecurities. I felt like both were done so well! And can we talk about the Author’s Note? I don’t think I’ve ever read an Author’s Note more times in my life. Her words spoke to me and I love how she put romance novels into perspective - they are not just about falling in love. They are about so much more than that.

🛟Grumpy x Sunshine
🛟Forced Proximity
🛟Key West
🛟George Bailey (A Great Dane)
🛟Body Positivity
🛟Courage & Bravery

🎧Narrated by Patti Murin, I don’t know how this book could be better, but when you pair it with Patti Murin, she somehow manages to elevate this book even more! Talk about a 5★ performance. Everything about this book on audio was pure perfection. I’ve always been a fan of Murin, but this might be my favorite performance yet!

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I wanted to love this book as this author is a favorite of mine, but it was just okay for me.

To avoid being laid off, Katie takes on an assignment from her co-worker, Cole, in Key West to profile Coast Guard rescue swimmer, Tom "Hutch" Hutcheson. The problem? She can't swim, but she will deal with that when she gets there.

It turns out Hutch is Cole's brother, and the reason Cole gave her this assignment is because he didn't want to go and see Hutch.

I was hoping for more of a romance in this book. It was there, but slight. It was overshadowed by Katie's self-doubts about her body. I get that the author was trying to promote self-love, but it was too much. That (and Cole's shenanigans) overpowered every other part of the story. I did enjoy the Great Dane, George Bailey, though.

The narrator, Patti Murin, is really good. She made this a pleasant listen.

Thank you to the author and St. Martin's Press for the advanced readers copy. Thank you to Macmillan Audio for the advanced listeners copy. Thank you to Booksparks for the #gifted physical copy.

Thank you MacMillan Audio, SMP & NetGalley for the ALC in exchange for my honest review!

5/5 for Patti Murin's narration - She did a phenomenal job portraying Katie's character & definitely attributed to my enjoyment of the book. I'm definitely looking forward to listening to other books narrated by her.

3.5/5 overall - First and foremost - huge CW for body image issues & disordered eating. Please give your readers the courtesy of potentially triggering content at the beginning of the book!!! This was such a central part of the book that kind of took away from the rest of it, but I do believe that it was handled well. The overall message of learning to love yourself and acceptance was very clear. I loved Rue & Hutch - George Bailey is also an ICON and I would die for him (not to be dramatic or anything.)

Katie: She is so real and connect with her. As a photographer, who is from Dallas and went to UNT. (well, I no longer shoot and no longer in Dallas) I love her. I may have imagine her looking like me.

Cole: I wanted to slap him through the entire book…he never redeemed himself. He’s one of those guys that the red flag guy would hate.

Hutch: He’s amazing, and I wanted him to come to life, and I’ve sworn off men in uniform.

Rue: Where do I get a Rue? I want an eccentric loving Aunt Rue. Who had a bunch of bugaloos and store in Key West.

Book: Well, I loved it. Katherine Center never lets me down for a sweet rom-com. As a love hater, sometimes a good rom-com does my cold black heart good. I will say I spent some of the last part of the book full of anxiety (no spoilers why!) Patti Murin did an amazing job bring a voice to Katie.
Thank you NetGalley and Macmillan Audio #TheLoveHaters #NetGalley.

The Love Haters by Katherine Center
Narrated by Patti Murin
Standalone Womens Fiction with Romance
4.5 Stars rounded up
My thanks to Macmillan Audio for providing an advance copy for review purposes. The Love Haters by Katherine Center releases 5/20/25. Ana’s Attic accepts no compensation for reviews, and all reviews contain my honest opinion. This post contains affiliate links

I’ve really enjoyed the other Katherine Center books I’ve read, so The Love Haters was one of my most anticipated releases of the year. I’m happy to say it lived up to my expectations—mostly. Just know going in that this story leans more toward one woman’s journey to love herself than it does a traditional romance. And honestly, I was okay with that. It helped me reflect on my own journey.

Katie grew up with a stepmother who shamed her body and a rockstar ex whose fame brought a wave of cruel online comments. After that, she ditched color for black and disappeared into the background.

Ninety percent of my clothes are black. I only wear my hair down because it’s the one thing I like about myself, and I can hide behind it. I TOTALLY related to Katie. Her self-loathing is a big part of the book—bigger than the romance—but while it may frustrate some, I found it raw and honest.

Katie makes documentaries, and when her company starts downsizing, she volunteers for a project she’s completely unqualified for: filming a deep-dive doc on the U.S. Coast Guard, specifically one viral rescue swimmer who saved Jennifer Aniston’s dog. Katie is great behind the camera, but the job requires training with the Coast Guard. She can’t swim. Also, she hasn’t worn a bathing suit since childhood.

Her assignment takes her to Key West, and after a travel day from hell, she arrives at the rental cottage and meets Rue and her group of lively, colorful old ladies. Rue was a standout—I adored her and the way she forced Katie out of her all-black shell. She and her crew were exactly what Katie needed, and Katie's best friend Beanie (who we only hear from by phone) added even more tough love in the best way.

Katie was warned that Hutch, the viral hero, is broody and quiet. He is. But he’s also one of the best men I’ve ever read. His dog, George Bailey (yes, named after It’s a Wonderful Life, my all-time favorite movie), steals every scene he’s in. That said, the love story with Hutch is very much a secondary plot. Still, his quiet, grounding presence mattered.

“When he came back, he had a whole tray of coffees. He walked up to the reservation desk and set the coffees down, and said to the ticket agent, ‘I know it’s been a tough day, and I know you’re all working so hard. Thank you for everything you’re doing.’ Then he left the coffees there for them. Rue said the whole area went dead quiet. Everybody witnessed that one act of kindness and had to confront the humanity of those ticket agents in a whole new way. The man who was mid-rant lowered his arms, closed his mouth, and went quietly back to his seat.”

I also appreciated how much I learned about the Coast Guard. But what knocked this down from a 5 to a 4.5 was the subplot with Katie’s co-workers. I hated Cole and their boss, and I think their scenes dragged the story down. I even considered rating it lower because of how much I disliked the part involving them—but the rest of the book had too much heart to ignore.

Likes:
•The Key West setting was brought to life in the narrative.
•Rue and all the old ladies who lived at the cottages.
•George Bailey the dog (and scene stealer).
•Learning about the Coast Guard.
•Made me laugh several times.
•Made me think about myself in a much more gentle way.
•Relatable heroine.
•The exciting end scenes.
•The message of loving yourself was so strong.

Dislikes:
•Cole and their boss and the ruse she went along with.
•There was way more time spent on the phone with her bestie than with Hutch.
•I wish there was more romance with an extended epilogue so there is more couple-time.

The Narration:
Patti Murin was fantastic and perfectly matched the character. There were a few mispronunciations of Florida locations, but you’d only notice if you were local. Patti definitely elevated the story and I recommend the audio version.

The Down & Dirty:
When I finished The Love Haters by Katherine Center, my immediate thought was how much I loved it. As I sat down to write my review and thought about my likes and dislikes, it lost a bit of that lustre. I still loved it, but there was a part that I really disliked in the second half, and I do wish there was a little more chemistry and romance. The opportunity was there, but there just wasn’t enough on-page together time for the couple. Though we have a couple with an HEA, I don’t think I could classify The Love Haters as a romance as much as a Women’s Fiction and personal growth book. Luckily for me, it was personal growth I needed and I can still say I loved the book. I look forward to picking up the shelf trophy when it releases on May 20.

Rating: 4.5 Stars, 0 Heat, 4.5 Narration

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Thanks to Macmillan Audio for gifted access to this audiobook. All opinions below are my own.

Hmm I'm beginning to think Katherine Center is just not for me. This was cute but a little too saccharine and predictable for me. I love the work she was doing for her body dysmorphia and self esteem building and I like that being portrayed in novels. But the whole hottest man in the world who happens to love frumpy old me trope, was a bit much for me. It just didn't ring true for me. I didn't buy the "love haters" title. They were just two damaged people scared of putting themselves out there. I wanted more witty banter and contention. These were characters with complex backstories were put in pretty ridiculous and unrealistic scenarios and it just felt cartoony at times but not in a fun smirk way so much as an eye roll madcap way. The dog was my favorite part.

Love’s a little messy—just like family, friendship, and learning to swim.

This This book has everything: enemies-to-lovers tension, a swoony Coast Guard hero, a Great Dane with big feelings, and a heroine who’s faking it ‘til she makes it—literally.

Katie Vaughn’s voice is smart, funny, and refreshingly honest as she dives (badly) into a world of helicopter rescues, sibling rivalry, and emotional baggage, all while pretending she can swim. Hutch? Think Top Gun energy with a dog and unresolved family drama—aka, irresistible.

A perfect summer escape that made me laugh, swoon, and cheer for every messy, brave moment.

**** loved the authors note as well!!

I received this book as an ARC. I love Katherine Center’s books. They are light and fun, and sweet. The Love Haters did not disappoint. It starts out a bit slow, but keep reading because it gets better! This book does teach about compassion, dealing with trauma, and the aftermath of it. I also learned a bit about the Coast Guard rescue swimmers! 4 stars because it is such a slow start.

As a long time Katherine Center Fan, I was thrilled to receive and review both the audio and ebook ARC from St. Martin's Press and NetGalley! The Love Haters follows Katie Vaughn as she tries to not be the victim in an imminent downsizing, on an assignment to make a USCG promotional video profiling rescue swimmer Tom 'Hutch' Hutcheson. One big catch, Katie can't swim and she soon finds herself intertwined with Hutch and his 'family' and a lot of antics along the way. This is a perfect mind escape, I loved the characters, I loved the story, and I loved the ending. I also think the way Center handles very sensitive issues such as body shaming and phobias is very refreshing, and down to earth. The honesty makes her characters real. While this novel is a 'rom-com', it also has very deep themes of friendship, self love and growth, and belonging where you never thought you could. The audiobook is brilliantly narrated, and keeps the reader engaged. Highly recommend as an audio book for summer reading lists!

Every time I read a Katherine Center book, I think to myself, “Oh, this one is now my favorite!” So now The Love Haters is definitely my favorite book! For a book titled The Love Haters, this book is totally the opposite. It is all about falling in love. But don’t be scared away if you don’t like romance! This is not your typical romance novel where you have a sickeningly sweet love story and that’s the sole focus of the story. With the way Center writes, you don’t even know you’re drawn into a romance because you’re laughing so hard and getting to know all of the endearing characters and feeling all the feels that her books evoke.

This book is all about learning to love.

Learning to love yourself. Learning to love others. And learning to love a hundred-and seventy-pound dog named George Bailey, who is by far my favorite character in a book EVER. (Sorry, Katie & Hutch.) If I had to choose who to snuggle up with every night, it would be GB hands down because he is fabulous and wonderful and so lovable and has the saddest back story and he needs me in his life. (Please don’t tell my husband because he says no more dogs for now.)

Katie learns to love herself… a love she didn’t even know she was missing. And maybe you will learn to love a little more of yourself, too. It’s something we all need to do. Have you ever learned five amazing attributes about your thumb? Yeah, me neither.

Katie learns to love friendships. And color. And colorful friendships. We all need color and friends in our lives. Throw away those black clothes and agoraphobic leanings and enjoy life! Let yourself go in all the right ways. How delightful…

And then there is the love story. And Katie does learn to love LOVE again after having a sorry experience with a super sorry ex who ruined her confidence. And boy, does she find a good guy. A rescuer. A protector. Someone we all long for to make us feel safe and free from worry. You may fall a little bit in love with Hutch also. (BUT THE DOG!!) Especially when he (Hutch, not the dog) jumps out of helicopters and power swims through the deep waters of the ocean. Yep. He is pretty hot. You’ll enjoy those parts.

As always, Patti Murin did a lovely job with the narration and brought these characters to life!

My only complaint is that the book is over. I wanted to jump into it and stay in Katie’s world forever. I wanted to hop in a helicopter and watch a rescue. I wanted to shop in Rue’s store. I wanted to meet Beanie and become her friend also. And of course, I wanted George Bailey to run towards me and love me the way he automatically loved Katie. I WANTED IT ALL AND NOW IT’S OVER. And now I will go cry.

This is a solid five stars from me.

Special thanks to NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for the advanced copy of this Audiobook. And I have to specially thank Katherine Center for her amazing brain and the stories she imagines and puts on paper. What’s next and when???

I did a combination of reading the digital copy and listening to the audio copy of this book. The narration by Patti Murin was spot on and really helped me immerse myself into the story.

I haven't been a Katherine Center reader for all that long, but I have loved every book that I've read by her. This one fell right in line. Her characters all seem so real. They are quirky, vulnerable and flawed. I really wish they were actual people, because I would love to hang out with them.

This story of a video producer who is doing her very best not to get laid off from her job. Apparently, that means signing on to do a story on a guy who is a rescue swimmer for the Coast Guard. It's a pretty immersive job, but she takes it out of desperation despite the fact that she can't swim. Hutch and his great dane, George Bailey instantly try to worm their way into her heart and she's immediately in over her head. Good thing Hutch is teaching her to swim!

The underlying messages are of positive body image and learning to love yourself. All I know is I loved this book. Katie, Hutch and George Bailey all made me very happy!

Thanks to St. Martin's Press, Macmillan Audio and NeGalley for the copies. All thoughts are my own.

For Katie, the elephant in her living room was body image. I can relate! The chubby little girl inside will never forget the time a 5th grade classmate told me to go home and not eat. For some of my GR friends, there was too much about learning to love how she looked. I found it to be therapeutic. Here are five things I LOVED about this one:

🐕George Bailey - a larger-than-life dog with an over-sized love for Katie. He wasn't even her dog. She reciprocates in a way that will have you pulling out the tissues.
🏊‍♂️Hutch -my friend Cara referred to him as a "cinnamon roll" of a hero. I love that. Hutch may be my favorite Katherine Center MC yet. What a great guy!
👙Katie - Patti Murin does an excellent job giving us Katie's perspective. Katherine Center gets the credit for writing Katie's story in such an engaging way. See her go from monochromatic and swimsuit averse to wearing all the colors and splashing her way to a much richer life.
👩‍🦳Rue - A woman who has overcome obstacles and grief in amazing ways. Her Key West Starlite Cottages and Vitamin Sea boutique added technicolor to the story as did her group The Gals. They were like a Greek chorus to the main event.
🔑Key West - The Florida Keys are a magic place to visit. I love having this book set there except when a hurricane is on the way. Talk about a nailbiter.

The story of your life is always full of mystery. You can unfold it on a table like a map, and study it, and understand it in new ways.
It's not different, but you are.

Ever wonder why we like to read love stories? Katherine Center has once again given us a book that will help us understand ourselves better while enjoying an engaging read. Thank you to Macmillan Audio and NetGalley for an audio ARC and to St. Martins Press and Edelweiss+ for a digital ARC. All opinions are my own.