The Exchange

By: Jillian Dodd

Narrated by: Moriah Martel

Length: 8 hrs and 38 mins

Publisher's summary

From USA Today best-selling author Jillian Dodd comes an addictive new series.

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Jillian Dodd never disapoints!!

I loved this book. The writing is amazing. I can't wait for the next book to come out!!

review for London prep

I love this book and this author. The girl the did Mallory's voice did an awesome job with novel.

Cute story

This is a cute story but WHYYYY doesn’t the narrator give the English characters an accent?

Wow

Two boys who both different and best friends which on does a girl choose. I have my choice but what choice will Mallory ultimately make? Loved this book and I can't wait to see how the story ends. Loved the narration definitely recommend if you are a fan of Jillian Dodd.

💜💜💜💜💜

This is exactly how I imagined Mallory to sound! Excellent job and so fun to listen to.
This was the perfect escape! I was very excited when I learned about this new series by Jillian Dodd and it delivered everything I expected it would plus more. Great characters, angst, and a strong female lead.... Yes, please! I can't wait for book 2!

Can’t wait to find out what happens next

Another hit from Jillian Dodd! Great story line with lovable charters! It’s everything we’ve come to love and expect from Jillian!

Good read

Loved it. So far good series. Wish I had gotten all the books at once

Mallory, Harry, Noah & Mohammad

I LOVED IT! I am obsessed with this story and can't wait to see where it leads.

Mallory is sent to London on a super short school exchange. You would think three weeks would fly by, right? At first, she doesn't want to be there and can't wait to get back to New York but then she meets best friends - Harry, Noah, and Mohammad - and soon she can't imagine returning home.

I am editing my review after listening to this book for the FOURTH time. Originally I read books 1 and 2 and was sucked into the world of London Prep, devouring both books within 24 hours (overnight with zero sleep) because I couldn't bring myself to put them down. I then "re-read" them by listening to the audiobook when each subsequent book was released. I am now preparing for Book 5: The Party and honestly, I fall in love with this series even more each time.

The way Mallory's relationships with each of the three boys unfold is so beautiful. And I adore Helen (her host mom).

Moriah Martel IS Mallory James. She has the perfect youthful (and whiney) voice for Mal. I do wish she did the London accents and I hope that one day they will re-record with a British male narrator reading for the guys but Mal is perfect.

Such and addictive read!

Jillian Dodd does YA romance and high school drama so well. When I saw she was writing a new series set at a private school in London, I knew I had to get my hands on it. London Prep is one of those books you won’t be able to put down. I devoured it! 



Mallory James is a high school student from NYC who gets sent to London for a student exchange program. The host family she’s staying with for three weeks has a son her age, Noah. Noah is quiet and a little broody at first, but he and Mallory grow on each other and get closer as time passes.

Noah has two best friends, Harry and Mohammed, and Mallory fits in perfectly with the three guys. Harry is Mr. Popular and has a magnetic personality. He’s smitten with Mallory from the start. They have the best time flirting together. Mohammad is hilarious and so much fun.

So there’s Harry and there’s Noah and Mallory has a connection and chemistry with the both of them… I know what boy I’m rooting for, but it could very well change in the next 2 books. I can’t wait to see what direction this goes in! 

London Prep is full of that teenage angst I love so much in books. It was a fun read that made me laugh, but also had more serious moments. This was such an addictive read for me and I’m looking forward to more.

Maybe A Different Speaker

The story was great, but the reader should have been someone who can bounce between a British accent and American, like in After or even Outlander. It would have brought the story more to life.