Talk to Me

Switchboard Duet, Book 1

By: Heather Long

Narrated by: Brooke Daniels, John Hartley

"Patch online…"

Five years ago, I disappeared from the life I had and built this one. I spend my days and most of my nights on the line, helping my clients achieve their goals. They call me when they are in a jam or are getting ready to move on a target.

I'm their information specialist. The woman in the chair. I'm their switchboard.

Intelligence, electronic eyes, computer hacking—I do it all. My singular goal is to bring my clients home safely. Some clients are more special than others. We all play favorites. I know them, they've never seen me.

No one sees me.

They can hear me. They can talk to me.

I will always answer.

Until the day I don't.

Talk to Me is book one in a duet and is a full-length dark thriller romance with multiple love interests and a heroine they love but have never seen. This is a reverse harem novel, meaning the main female character does not have to choose. Of course, it also means the guys have to agree, and well, that's part of the journey.

Narrated in duet style.

©2024 Heather Long (P)2024 Podium Audio

So good.

It actually has plot. Love a rh and with plot. 10/10. Off to get the next book!

Excellent Narration

The male narrator had me believing this was a full cast! His accents and style of voice infliction sold so much of the story for me! The female narrator had me believing in the strength of Patch!

Wow! Shadowed & complex

The duet narrators are fantastic! No romance in this first book in the duet. Complete series. Read the trigger warnings. Impossible to predict the plot twists. Building to reverse harem but mostly intriguing espionage / thriller. Must read / listen!

Loved it!

Great storyline, not so spicy but lots of action! It does end on a cliffhanger so if that's not something you want then wait for the second book. I can't wait to finish this duet!

differences were clear

I love the story and the male voices were so distinctly different....I mean there was no issue figuring out who was talking. I loved hers too but the having not to guess who was talking was great!