It's in Her Kiss

Midnight in Manhattan, Book 2

By: Rachel Lacey

Narrated by: Lori Prince

Length: 8 hrs and 41 mins

Publisher's summary

Two Broadway actresses, one starring role, and a kiss that might turn rivals…into lovers.

Sophie Rindell has dreamed of performing on Broadway since she was a little girl. But after more than 10 years of auditioning, she’s still waiting tables and sleeping on a friend’s couch while she waits for her big break. When she lands an audition for a new musical called It’s in Her Kiss, she’s sure this is the one. Not only is she auditioning for the lead, but it’s a queer role, the opportunity of a lifetime for Sophie.

Julia Vega has been working on Broadway for years now, but she hasn’t landed a starring role…yet. When she meets Sophie at the audition for It’s in Her Kiss, she senses a kindred spirit. They’re both talented and driven, but unlike Sophie, who’s been out since high school, Jules is still coming to terms with her sexuality. This role—if she lands it—could help define more than her career.

As their rivalry heats up, Jules and Sophie fight an attraction that blazes hotter than the spotlight. When the curtain rises on opening night, love might take center stage.

©2020 Rachel Lacey (P)2023 Rachel Lacey

A great book

sometimes you get a book because of the topic some times because of the writer and sometimes because of the narrator. I took this one because of Lori Prince, I like her narrations, there is always a smile in her readings. I was right, this was a good book I liked the MC and the story was well written.

Even Better!

I felt that each book in this series gets better and I would actually recommend the whole series

Just as lovely if not more so in audio

Oh I loved this nearly as much as book one. My theatre kid heart was delighted to have the backdrop and setting be broadway and the theatre. I miss it, and this absolutely captured a lot of what I used to love about performing. Both MCs were really likable and easy to root for, but Jules really stole my heart. I was a little surprised at how often Sophie was jealous of Jules kissing Micki for the show however, as a fellow actress, it seemed a bit strange that she was so hung up on a really normal part of their job, and occasionally some of her insecurities (while understandable wrt: her ex) slightly rubbed me the wrong way after a while. Not to the detriment of the book or her character or anything, it all absolutely fit the narrative, just made me more attracted to Jules between the two of them. Overall though, The dynamic was great and their chemistry was pretty spectacular from the get go, and I loved the sort of slow back and forth to them figuring their stuff out.

Seeing the glimpses of Josie and Eve from book one was also really lovely.

Def rec and absolutely can’t wait to re-read the rest when they come out in audio too. Lori Prince’s narration fits perfectly with this series.

Fantastic!

Such a wonderful love story. One of my faves so far! And by far the best narrator. Lori Prince really brings the characters to life.

Theater best backdrop

Unable to follow my dream of theater life this was a beautiful experience. Thoroughly, and unequivocally wonderful.

great story

I am joying this whole series. The story is sweet and the characters are easy to love

Good sequel

Good sequel. I liked it, but I'm still attached to the characters in Book 1.
Needless to say, I'm so very happy they got to appear in this book as well.
Now, on to Book 3.
As always, Lori Prince, was/is fantastic!

Decent story

The story was good, but the narrator kept using these annoying voices that drove me crazy.