Audiobook review of The Shippers by Patti Murin

[ad_1]

Bright music and an ode to love stories from author Katherine Center set the tone for the audiobook of The Shippers (11 hours), a delightful romance narrated by Patti Murin.

Life is anything but smooth sailing for JoJo Burton, who has found her plans repeatedly thrown into chaos by Cooper, her childhood best friend. Cooper frequently makes waves by showing up unexpectedly. First, he startles JoJo at her own wedding and talks her out of going through with it. Then, he shows up again at her sister’s cruise ship wedding, where JoJo ropes him into a scheme to attract a past crush, Finn. JoJo believes that her first kiss, which was with Finn, and her emotionally absent father are the sources of her romantic problems, and is oblivious to whatever else may exist between her and Cooper.

Murin gives a lively, winning performance, capturing JoJo’s self-effacing, hapless and affable nature. The emotionally charged encounters between JoJo and Cooper are handled with precision and nuance, revealing their familiarity and underlying connection. Murin’s velvety voice, excellent timing and expressive pitch deliver both emotional weight and comedy. Funny and feel-good, this audiobook will charm fans of forced-proximity and friends-to-lovers romance.

Read our review of the print version of The Shippers.

[ad_2]

View Original Source Here

You May Also Like

The Innocent Dead by Lin Anderson

The Innocent Dead is 15th in Scottish author Lin Anderson’s long-running series…

Book Riot’s Deals of the Day for July 26, 2021

Today’s Featured Deals In case you missed yesterday’s most popular deals Previous…
Has Anyone Seen Charlotte Salter? by Nicci French

Has Anyone Seen Charlotte Salter? by Nicci French

[ad_1] Ah, that well worn crime fiction trope, the dual timeline! What…
What would Elizabeth Bennet have worn?

What would Elizabeth Bennet have worn?

[ad_1] Placing excerpts from beloved novels such as Emma and Pride and…