Twinfluence

A Standalone Romantic Comedy

De: Grace Costello, Nina Walker, M.F. Lorson

Narrado por: Kelley Huston

One last twin swap. What could go wrong?

Twenty-six-year-old Dani’s identical twin sister calls her out of the blue with a colossal problem. Sophie needs to jet off to Mexico to save her friend from a botched tummy tuck, but her boss won’t let her take any PTO. Dani, eager to repair their strained relationship, leaves her glamorous LA life behind as a top social media influencer to save the day. Dani’s dang good at pretending to be her sister, but is she good enough to teach high school kids in rural Oklahoma?

When Sophie gets stuck in Mexico for an entire month, Dani not only has to teach economics and life skills, but she has to direct the school musical. And that boss Sophie hates so much? Yeah, it turns out Principal Beck is entirely too good looking and single for Dani to ignore.

Rushed high school musicals, fiery school board politics, and cozying up to Sophie's boss, definitely weren't on her sister's pre-approved syllabus, but Dani never was one for sticking to the plan.

From USA Today best seller of YA fantasy Nina Walker and YA contemporary romance M.F. Lorson, comes a brand new romantic comedy pen name, Grace Costello. This dynamic duo combine laugh-out-loud comedy with emotional, feel-good romance that will keep you listening. Buy today!

©2021 Grace Costello (P)2021 Grace Costello

A fun story. PG-13 for sure.

This is a fun twin-swap story. I actually found that I was quite drawn in by the plot and the development of the romance. The premise was a little far-fetched, but this is escapism reading (or rather, listening). It was a great twist on enemies to love and mistaken identity plots. There was lots of romantic tension. Based on where I discovered the audiobook, I expected it to be a clean story, which is my personal preference. It was definitely not sex-free, but the action was kept behind closed doors...no graphic descriptions...so I could stick with it to finish the story. Some language. It won't fit the bill for listeners who want a totally clean read. The ending tied things up in a nice bow for me. The narration was good and easy to listen to. If you like romance and don't mind some language and a little bedroom action without description, then you'll likely enjoy this book.

Fun read

This was a fun book. I love twin swap stories so I was excited to read this one. I was worried once I got into the book that it would have some graphic bedroom scenes but I was pleasantly surprised that it faded to black when those scenes came up. I’m not a fan of open door romance so I appreciated that.
There was some mild swearing and mild sex talk (I probably wouldn’t let my teenager read it), but nothing I was super bugged by.
The narrator did a great job although it took me a minute to get used to her voice. She changed her voice for the different characters and had great inflection.
I listened to the whole story in one day so obviously I thought it was cute.

Enjoyable!

This was a fun audiobook. I had a hard time putting it down! I look forward to more from this collaboration.

Double the Fun

This book was a really fun listen. Although, I will say that I didn’t feel like Dani deserved all the blame for what happened. Her sister put her in a ridiculous situation from the start. Dani has a fun, bubbly personality, and I loved listening to all of her shenanigans. The ending was, of course, perfect, and I wouldn’t want it any other way. The narrator, Kelley Huston was perfect as well. As she always is. She breathes life into the story. It feels like she IS Dani, and not just reading Dani’s story to you. Overall, this is a five star book all the way around!

Good characters

Though all twin swap stories are a bit tropy, and somewhat immature, the motivation for the twin swap was believable, and the conflict between the sisters was written well. I really like enemies to lovers stories, and this one was well-written. My only caveat is they jumped into bed together way too quickly for my taste, especially in a book that was advertised as “clean.” Yes, it is behind closed doors, so technically can be included in the clean group, but they were absolutely acting on lust more than love.

Because I know that is a personal opinion, I didn’t really deduct any stars because if that - but I’m writing the review for those like me who would appreciate the knowledge.