Sounds Like Love
Joni Lark, a celebrated LA songwriter, finds herself creatively blocked and returns to her North Carolina hometown hoping for inspiration. However, her family's music venue is closing, and her world feels like it's falling apart. When a mysterious, half-formed melody and an alluring voice appear in her head, she dismisses it as imagination. But then, an arrogant and guarded musician arrives in town, sharing an inconvenient telepathic connection with Joni that neither of them wants.
Former boy-band musician nicknamed "Sasha," son of rock legend Roman Fell; shares an inexplicable telepathic connection with Joni and works with her to finish the unfinished song haunting them both.
Joni's mother, facing early-stage dementia; her declining memory is part of why Joni returns home to Vienna Shores.
Nicknamed "Gigi"; Joni's best friend back home, who gave up her own shot at a music career and carries some resentment toward Joni for chasing hers.
Sounds Like Love is a standalone contemporary romance with a touch of magical realism — it is not part of a series.
The audiobook (about 11 hours 26 minutes) is narrated by Patti Murin and the author, Ashley Poston.