Sounds Like You

De: Alyce Adams

Narrado por: Georgia McCudden, Oliver Mills

Burned out from a string of terrible dates and even worse dating apps, Penny Jane has had enough. Luckily, she’s almost at the end of her software engineering degree, and has a brilliant idea – Waves, a dating app focused entirely on audio connections, removing looks from the equation. She’s convinced this is going to be the key to finding an authentic connection. But every great idea also needs great money behind it, and Penny is forced to partner with fellow student Sebastian Harkin, a charming but cocky business major who's allergic to commitment.

The son of a bona fide tech mogul, Sebastian knows a good idea when he sees one, and Waves has all the makings of a massive success. A massive success is just what he needs to kickstart his career after graduation—and maybe, finally, make his dad notice him. Penny is spiky and defensive, but underneath all of that, Sebastian finds her oddly...endearing.

On paper, Penny and Sebastian don’t make much sense, but over the late-night soundwaves, there’s undeniable chemistry growing between them. As outside pressure mounts and real feelings start to develop, can they get vulnerable and give their budding relationship a real shot? Or will their chance at real love be left unmatched?

From ghosting to situationships, breaking up to making out, celebrate the courage it takes to be truly seen in this sparkling, sexy exploration of modern dating.

©2024 Alyce Adams (P)2024 Audible Australia Pty Ltd

Sweet YA Story

Great narration and sweet story. I liked the premise as App development isn't a common theme in romance.

Sounds Like Cute! Ollie and Georgia are so good!!!

Loved this sweet romcom. the performances are fantastic. I listened to it all in one go. Highly recommended!!!

Unique Story

loved the duo who read the story, the story itself was unique and lovely but felt lacking some times in areas. Overall it was a good read

Great

Loved it. So many deeper hidden gems in the storyline. A lot of what I needed to hear.
Fun, fumny, whitty and sweet, deep life truths.
Thank you perfect timing!

Loved it!

This is what “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow” would be if it was a love story. It had me giggling and kicking my feet and wanting more of this cute romance, but also gave so much depth to the characters. So good! Dare I say, I synced with this book!

So good!!

Had me hooked from the very beginning! Such a cute story. Loved every second of it!

Unlikable protagonist. Monotone narration. Slow as molasses.

Penny going behind Harkin’s back is positively irredeemable. I find it hard to believe that Harkin would not react more strongly to this betrayal—it was left so utterly unresolved and glossed over. The story completely lost me at that point.

On top of that? Narration is robotic. And somehow it takes forever to get nowhere in an extremely short amount of time.

This one had promise because the chemistry was lovely in the beginning. It was completely ruined by irredeemable character qualities and stagnant plot movement.

No thanks

Young people with father wounds makes for bad romance. Not what I enjoy reading. Where are the fun reads? Are we at twenty-five words yet?