Beautiful Noise

By: K.C. Mills

Narrated by: Alyx Monroe, Midnite Michael

Adversaries become friends, and friends become lovers.

Kori Griffin has always lived her life according to expectations thrust on her by others, until she gets fed up and decides to play the game by her own rules. She quickly discovers, however, that being the architect of your own destiny is easier said than done.

While doing what is necessary to ensure she is able to provide for herself, she's thrust into the path of the most unlikely person, Ezren Shaw—the superstar, lover-boy crooner known as Eccentric to his adoring fans.

Though drawn to her physically, Ezren is disinterested in anything else Kori has to offer. To him, women are simply muses to fuel his creativity. Quickly and quietly, however, Kori works her way under Ezren's skin, much to his dismay, and he is forced to come to terms with what exactly that means for his life going forward.

©2024 K.C. Mills (P)2025 Podium Audio

He was a good guy

He was a good guy not what I expected. I like the way that he took care of her.

Ezran Mama for MVP

The real MVP in this story was Ezrans mom who saw the connection of herself and Kori. Ezran lived as a ladies man his entire life to finally find what he needed in Kori. Loved Koris evolution from poetry to song writing. I see them being married with children.

K.C. does it again

Beautiful Noise was a fantastic read! I love Kori and Ezren. Mama Gwen is the real MVP. I will definitely love a glimpse into their lives a little down the road!! Great job ❤️

Kept me listening

There were so many layers that truly interwoven into a well thought out story. Also, the exchange between parents and their adult children.

Mother’s Support

This was a cute story. I wanted more from it, a bit more depth and character development, but still a good read. The main characters story was shared and the love and support was shown, but I felt like the story was rushed and several chapters detailing a bit more history and drama was removed. The narrators were on point and brought the characters to life. I still recommend the book. You listen and rate it.