Tell Me Your Plans

De: Torres and Firsht

Narrado por: Shelley Reece

She built her life on plans. He made his own rules. Now, everything is about to change.

Brilliant, disciplined, and fiercely independent, Veronica Rubio has mapped out her entire future—one that leaves no room for love until the time is right. But when an unexpected accident introduces her to the reckless and charming Felix Rivas, her carefully structured world begins to crack.

Felix is everything Veronica isn’t—spontaneous, passionate, and unafraid to chase what he wants. Against her better judgment, she lets him in. Together, they build a tech empire that could change their lives forever. But as their success grows, so do their differences.

Veronica thrives on order and ambition. Felix craves freedom and indulgence. Their love is intoxicating, but their battles threaten to tear them apart. As their worlds collide, Veronica must choose between the love she never planned for and the future she’s worked so hard to create.

In a world full of unexpected twists and impossible choices, Veronica must decide how far she’s willing to go to protect her heart and her future.

Tell Me Your Plans is an emotionally gripping story of ambition, betrayal, and the power of resilience. Perfect for fans of Taylor Jenkins Reid and Emily Giffin.

©2024 Torres and Firsht (P)2025 Torres and Firsht

A Must-Read

I rarely read indie authors. They can be hits or misses, and I don’t have much time to waste. It was actually a Reader Views’ review on Goodreads that convinced me to give this audiobook a try. Now I can’t wait for the sequel!
“Tell Me Your Plans” is a captivating exploration of ambition, love, and the unexpected twists life throws. Veronica, a driven and complex character, navigates the competitive world of high finance in LA. Unlike female protagonists who at 26 act clueless or immature in most novels these days, Veronica has meticulously planned her life and eschews romance to focus on her career. However, her resolve is tested when she literally collides with Felix, a handsome, free-spirited game designer, whose charm and spontaneity sweep Veronica off her feet and challenge her self-imposed milestones. After all, they say opposites attract.
As they build their relationship and a new business venture, Veronica believes she is finally on track with her life goals. And this is when it all comes tumbling down. As one character observes, “Ironic, isn’t it, how life has a way of bringing on a sense of humility right when one thinks he’s at the top of the world.” Suitable for a more mature audience (check the reader caution!), this realistic women’s fiction delves into the complexities of human relationships and will keep you hooked from start to finish.
What I liked most about the book is its rich tapestry of well-developed characters. Veronica and Felix share undeniable chemistry, yet they can be maddeningly likable one moment and utterly dislikable the next. The strong prose allows readers to deeply connect with Veronica, and the narrator does a fantastic job capturing her shifting attitudes in response to life’s events. Flawed as Veronica might be, I found myself rooting for her, often wondering what I’d do in her place and not knowing the answer.
Veronica’s college friend Nina is a standout character—nosy and opinionated, she acts as a shield against the turbulence in Veronica’s life. We need more friends like her! Stella, Veronica’s childhood friend, represents selfishness and Hollywood culture, adding depth to the narrative and the protagonist’s idea of success.
The authentic portrayal of LA goes beyond celebrities, palm trees, and beaches, adding layers of realism. The hints at the Me Too movement were subtle but impactful. Glimpses of London and Paris, literary quotes, descriptions of Mexican culture, and references to Cuban history were all nicely done.
Although the pace slowed in the middle with the couple’s perpetual disagreements and some technical details that might be less interesting to the target audience, once the pace picked up again, I couldn’t put the book down. The ending was MOST unexpected, and now I can’t wait to hear what happens next.

Wonderful performance and immersive experience

I read the paper copy and listen to the audio book cause I love the story and characters so much. The performance of the audio book is really immersive and the emotion and storytelling skills totally got me. It’s really nice that the narrator uses different voices for characters in the book and it really fits their personality. When I listen to it, I would think, this is what I have imagined how Veronica and Felix will sound like!
I usually listen to it when I go to gym. It helps my gym time passes quickly because I forgot about time. I feel there will be a book 2 after the ending of the story and I hope they’ll still use the same narrator for the next book!
Another quick note is English is not my first language. The narrator’s pronunciation is very clear while still gives personality for each character, so it’s easy for me catch everything. Really enjoyed reading it!