Everyone I Kissed Since You Got Famous

A Novel

By: Mae Marvel

Narrated by: Mia Hutchinson-Shaw

Most Anticipated LGBTQ+ Reads of 2024

Hollywood glamor meets “‘Tis the Damn Season” in this irresistibly buzzy sapphic romance, perfect for fans of Alexandria Bellefleur and Casey McQuiston.

Katie Price is known in every living room in America. A small-town Wisconsin girl who became an A-list star, she rarely makes it home, but this year is different . . . Little does she know it will lead her straight into the piercing blue-eyed gaze of Wil Greene.

A lot has happened in the decade since those cold Wisconsin nights when Wil and Katie drove around in Wil’s Bronco senior year. Since then, Wil's law career hasn’t taken off. Her father passed away. And what started as a personal challenge—kissing a new person twice a week, every week—has made her a growing sensation, but her life is still stuck in phase one. Through the years, the two have never left each other's thoughts and desires, but now suddenly, they are back in each other’s lives. Their reconnection is instantaneous, and the passion is palpable...but can it stand the test of time?

Witty, emotional, and steamy, Everyone I Kissed Since You Got Famous is an unforgettable romantic listen for everyone who almost kissed their best friend. And then finally did.

“Sweetly tender and arrestingly sexy.”—Kate Clayborn, author of Georgie, All Along

A Macmillan Audio production from St. Martin’s Press.

©2024 Mae Marvel (P)2024 Macmillan Audio

Critic reviews

"As I knew I would be from the first page, I was immersed in Mae Marvel's Everyone I Kissed Since You Got Famous. Katie and Wil's journey here—of longing, of self-discovery, of falling in love all over again—is somehow both classic and modern, both vulnerable and strong, both sweetly tender and arrestingly sexy. Gorgeously written, with sentences and phrases so lovingly constructed that they had my heart skipping a beat--Everyone I Kissed Since You Got Famous is a romance to add to your keeper shelf.”—Kate Clayborn, Author of Georgie, All Along

“Charming and smart, Everyone I Kissed Since You Got Famous is a delicious romance about second chances, taking risks, and the beauty that can come from chasing our dreams.”—Ashley Herring Blake, author of Delilah Green Doesn't Care

"There is everything to love about this sexy, swoony, huge-hearted, beautiful book. Written with sparkles, sizzles, and the sweetness of apple crisp, Katie and Wil's achingly romantic story is about reaching for the stars and, at the same time, coming home. Mae Marvel delivers friends-to-lovers perfection."—Joanna Lowell, author of The Duke Undone and Artfully Yours

love !

Great all-around story, very wholesome and sweet!
It kind of plays out like the queer Hallmark movie I've always wanted

Wonderful Story!

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I definitely wasn’t expecting to be so invested in Kate and Will’s story. The running mystery of their teacher had me hooked. I thought it was a sweet story of discovering strengths and rediscovering love!

The story I didn’t know I needed!

I’ve had this book in my TBR list for a while and finally hit play! It was so good. Finally a story with adults communicating like adults! And the humor was perfect! The narrator was excellent! I’ve already preordered the authors next book!

Sweet, sexy, and much deeper than expected

I loved this book. I would call this a book with some smut not a smut book. The romance is built up and the teasing is wonderful--as is the climax--but the focus really is on the main characters growing up, finding themselves, and finding each other.
Additionally, I grew up in Green Bay, WI and having that as the setting was an unexpected delight.

SLOW SLOW SLOW BURN

Great book ! Story and characters are well established! Very Slow burn Romance! Great narrator and good love story!

Pleasantly surprised

I read a lot of queer content and this one hit in all the right ways!!

Well-developed characters

Overall a fun listen. While I appreciate the depths of the characters, the relationship between the MCs felt awkward at times. The HEA was great, but the development of their intimacy seemed off somehow. I wasn’t as fully rooting for them as I normally do with romance.

Repetitive.

Would’ve been better if the same thoughts, feelings, and actions weren’t explained over and over again. Narrator paused often.