Sparks Fly

This is an Apple Books audiobook narrated by a digital voice based on a human narrator.

What if falling in love required you to question everything you'd figured out?

Allora Lewis is finally about to graduate from college, and she has plans for the next phase in her life. She's going to take the CPA exam so she can get a secure job and not be dependent on her family anymore. She's going to volunteer, have fun with friends, and figure out what she should be doing to help make the world a better place. She has no intention of getting into a relationship right now (especially considering how her last one turned out).

So Grant Michalski is the last guy she should be getting involved with. It's not just that she's never dated a white guy before. He's an Army veteran now dedicating himself to teaching people how to use firearms, which goes against all that Allora wants to stand for. How can she join marches against police brutality, then turn around a date a man who trains cops? No matter how attractive he is, or how thoughtfully he treats her, she should be running in the other direction.

But things aren't going to be that simple. Both Allora and Grant are going to see their lives changed in ways they never would have guessed. Because the sparks are already flying...

Sparks Fly is a 90,000-word steamy romance in which a (cranky, but practical) heroine and a (flawed, but patient) hero have to grapple with contemporary issues on the way to their HEA. It's not very escapist or fluffy, but if you like romances in which the personal is political and the love is hard won, this may be the book for you.