We know this dyslexic brother of Vera from the first book who voice texted his friends because of his dyslexia. Both Eliot and JD are developed and their love for their family is amazing.Įliot is the heart of the book.

It was amazing to see snippets of the first book here through Eliot’s perspective and meeting Vera once again. I highly suggest you don’t skip first book as this started a week before Vera’s expo and covers the week of her expo and a few days more after it. What kept me hooked is who is JD, how she met him and know him, why she wouldn’t reveal her identity, what happened to Eliot two months ago and how that is related to her brother. That synopsis says enough about the book and the beginning so I’ll just dive into the review. The story is about family, friendship, love, loyalty, kindness, trauma, and insomnia. Sweet Talk is lovely and, as title suggests, sweet romance that revolves around Eliot and his anonymous contact Miss Wrong Number, two insomniac night owls, falling for each other as they talk every night and get to know each other more. I want him to be mine, but we might never be more than just a sweet dream…. But if he knew who I was, the entire house of cards we’ve built this relationship on would come toppling down. It’s the only question of his I won’t answer.Īs my crush turns into an avalanche of Eliot, I think of him all the time now. There’s no topic we don’t cover…Įxcept for who I really am. We’re both insomniacs, so talking all night soon turns into talking EVERY night.Īnd talking about nothing soon turns into talking about something.Īnd here we go from in-depth analysis of reality TV to my relationship with my family to his amazing artwork. So I text him back.Īnd then somehow we keep talking…ALL NIGHT. It’s the middle of the night, and I just wanna talk to him. I’ve been daydreaming about Eliot Hoffman’s dimples for two months, and even though I’m sure this was a mistake on his end, it doesn’t mean it’s not an opportunity on mine. It’s officially booty o’clock, I’m alone again in my kitchen choking down a slice of terrible chocolate cake…and I’m pretty sure I just got drunk texted by the man I have a ginormous crush on. Stay up all night with this funny, surprising romantic comedy from Audie Award-nominee Cara Bastone - scripted exclusively for audio!

Love to Hate You by Camilla Isley