Older

De: Pamela Redmond

Narrado por: Sutton Foster

In this witty, feel-good sequel to Younger—the hit TV series from the creator of Sex and the City starring Sutton Foster and Hilary Duff—this romantic comedy of midlife reinvention follows a woman torn between New York and Los Angeles, career ambition and second-chance love.

New York or Los Angeles? Romance or commitment? Younger…or older?

Liza Miller never dreamed anyone would be interested in her life—let alone turn it into a bestselling novel. But everything changes when, on the eve of her fiftieth birthday, she publishes Younger, a thinly veiled story about a woman posing as a millennial, and her old friend Kelsey sets out to adapt it for television.

Soon Liza is swept into the fast-paced world of Hollywood, heading to Los Angeles to help write the pilot. But chasing this new opportunity means leaving behind her on-again, off-again boyfriend Josh, her pregnant daughter, and her fiercely loyal best friend Maggie in New York.

As Liza navigates writers’ rooms, studio notes, and the intoxicating pull of a new life, she meets Hugo Fielding—a charming, flirtatious British actor who blurs the line between professional chemistry and something more. With one foot in her past and the other in an uncertain future, Liza must decide what—and who—she truly wants.

Warm, hilarious, and sharply relatable, this uplifting women’s fiction novel explores midlife transformation, second chances, career reinvention, and modern romance, proving it’s never too late to start over and become the person you were meant to be.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Viewers have seen Sutton Foster play Liza Miller in the television show 'Younger,' and now they can experience her congenial audiobook performance in this highly anticipated sequel. As Liza turns 50, her recent novel is under contract for a television show. She leaves her troublesome on-again, off-again boyfriend in New York City and meets charming actor Hugo Fielding in Los Angeles. Foster's authentic delivery and robust range of emotion give Liza and supporting characters so much personality. As the story raises questions about who is the right paramour and what is the right career path for Liza, the answers are obvious, but Foster makes Liza's perspective genuine and elicits sympathy for her struggles. Fans of the 'Younger' television program and book won't be disappointed by this excellent sequel."

Great follow up to the tv show

Loved it! knew the characters from tv series. So fun to listen to while doing household chores.

Amazing story! Lighthearted, funny and relatable.

I loved the story. Though I was hoping in the book she would end up with Josh. I watched and currently rewatching “Younger” on netflix. Whoever chose the cast was genius! They all seem to connect with each other.

Enjoyed

Well done! Listened on audible & didnt want it to end. Will definitely be finding more for this author.

Life

I loved how we all go through this in our 40s. So much loss and change. Loved the book and the series so much

A must if you are a fan of -Younger-

Even though I had both “Younger” and “Older” in my library, because I paused my membership I could not listen to younger ☹️. So I started from the end with Older.
If you are a fan of the TV show, you must listen/read this for two reasons:
1) closure: since their filming the last season
2) Liza is now turning 50 and other adventures are coming and it’s narrated by Sutton 🥰.
I can’t really say much about the book because it would involve way to many spoilers. But, the story shines light on how Younger became a TV Show. I don’t know if this is based on Panela’s life but I loved it and was sobbing at the end because I didn’t want it to end.
Great read, I enjoyed it soo much. And, I’m bummed that I didn’t start with Younger because like with all books that turn into TV shows or movies, there are characters missing or non existent, or added.
I can tell you this, Catlyn is still a brat 🤨