Publisher Description
A famous boss. A secret identity. And a hilarious road trip to love.
Yes. Yes, I do have a crush on Isaac, my YouTube-famous boss. Do I ever talk to him? Absolutely not. Crippling social anxiety can do that. But I'm nothing if not tenacious. Since straight up talking to him is way too hard, I've devised a plan.
Online, I have social skills I'd never dream of having in person. I'm possibly even cool. When Isaac responds to my anonymous DM, I message him right back but keep my identity a secret. If he can get to know me this way first, maybe he'll overlook how awkward I am in person.
Which is why this work-related, spontaneous road trip I suddenly find myself on is so complicated.
Me, Isaac, and a camera guy in a seventies era VW hatchback for eleven hundred miles? Oh, sure. I'll be totally chill. Because here's the kicker. Isaac thinks we're going to meet HER. The online mystery woman he's been texting. Yeah. I know. She . . . is totally . . . me.
If I'm lucky, my secret identity might be the thing that brings us together. But let's be real. It'll probably be the thing that tears us apart.
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About the Narrators
Charlie Thurston is an actor and Earphones Award–winning narrator. He holds an MFA in acting from Brown University / Trinity Rep and has appeared on stages across the country with Trinity Repertory Company, Chautauqua Theater Company, Creede Rep, and at Riverside Theatre and Redmoon Theater, among others. His favorite roles include Edgar in The Completely Fictional—Utterly True—Final Strange Tale of Edgar Allan Poe, Stephen in The Long Christmas Ride Home, Tuzenbach in The Three Sisters, and Tony in You Can’t Take It with You.
Renée Chambliss got her start in audiobook narration in 2009 when she began podcasting her own writing. Soon after, other writers and audio fiction producers began to ask her to record for them, and that led to professional audiobook narration. She absolutely loves transforming the written word into audio and feels privileged to be able to spend so much of her time telling stories.