The Rom-Commers: A Novel

This audiobook production from St. Martin's Press features a bonus scene and an author's note, both exclusive to the audio format, as well as acknowledgments read by the author. "Patti Murin offers a fun, vivacious performance of this lively romance...with steady pacing and a believable narration, this romance will charm listeners," according to AudioFile.

Emma Wheeler, a passionate screenwriter, desperately longs to rewrite a script for the famous Charlie Yates, her personal writing idol. Seizing this opportunity, Emma moves to L.A. for six weeks, leaving her caretaking duties to her younger sister. However, her dreams are quickly shattered as Charlie Yates has no interest in collaborating with "a failed, nobody screenwriter." Worse, the romantic comedy he has written is so terrible that it might bring about the apocalypse. To make matters worse, Charlie doesn't even care about the script - it's merely a means to get a different one greenlit. Moreover, he believes that love is an emotional Ponzi scheme.

Undeterred, Emma resolves to stand up for herself, for romantic comedies, and for love itself. She is determined to convince Charlie that love stories matter, even if she has to kiss him senseless to do it. But as their relationship deepens, Emma finds that real life may be far more compelling than the fiction she has always written. What if the love story they're crafting breaks all of Emma's rules and becomes a reality?

As Emma navigates the complexities of her burgeoning relationship with Charlie, she must confront her own preconceptions about love and life. The audiobook promises to captivate listeners with its charming performance, steady pacing, and a believable narration that will charm listeners, just as the AudioFile review suggests.

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