When Sparks Fly

An Absolutely Addictive Lesbian Romance Novel

De: Kristen Zimmer

Narrado por: Lynn Norris

The room is dark, except for the streetlights coming through the blinds. I can barely see her, but I feel her. She pushes me up against the wall, and we kiss harder than we ever have before. I’ve been waiting so long for it to happen, and finally, it’s going to. Then the bedroom door flies open, and someone screams her name....

Britton Walsh has never had a home. After a lifetime in the care system, she doesn't expect she’ll ever find one. But beginning her senior year with new foster parents, in a new city, means starting over - yet again. Tom and Cate Cahill seem okay. The hitch? Their daughter, Avery.

Beautiful, popular, and cool, Avery is everything Britton is not. She’s all Britton could ever ask for in a sister, or even a friend - but having survived without either for so long, Britton knows the way her heart races whenever Avery enters the room can only mean one thing....

But Avery has a secret. Something that is eating away at her and stopping her from letting anyone in, least of all Britton. Will Avery’s insistence on punishing herself for a mistake in her past make Britton's last year of high school, and finding a place to call home, impossible? Can two people so different ever find common ground, friendship, or maybe even something more?

An unforgettable new adult lesbian romance for fans of Keeping You a Secret by Julie Anne Peters, Her Name in the Sky by Kelly Quindlen, or Nancy Garden’s classic young adult coming-out novel, Annie on My Mind.

New adult novel: recommended for 17+ due to mature themes and sexual content.

©2021 Kristen Zimmer (P)2021 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Heartwarming

No Sophomore slump here, Kristen Zimmer hits another home run! A beautiful story, Britton and Reese come alive and will overflow your heart. The narrator is perfect bringing perfect attention to every line of the story. You will not want to miss out on When Sparks Fly!

Great story, great narrator!

I really loved this story from beginning to end. It was fun to listen to and had a great plot. The mc were younger then I was anticipating but it didn't even matter. I could relate to my younger self at some points. I got choked up, laughed and rooted for the love story!

Thank you Lynn Norris being an excellent narrator

Thank you Kristen Zimmer for writing this book and outstanding story. Thank you thank you.

Worth the wait😘

If you are the kind of romantic who is willing to wait until deep into the story for happiness to reign supreme, than this one is for you. It is filled with fantastic first person humor, young love angst, familial love, and nurturing passion. 😍
It is also a sad commentary on foster care and housing, which I pray will be rectified soon.
Have fun. Shed a tear. Root for the good guys and just enjoy a good read.

Such a beautiful story!

Well written, relatable! Beautiful queer love story!
I loved every single chapter and especially how short the chapters were!

The romantic

I don't dislike anythings about this story it was amazing. we'll done kristen zimmer

Fun dialog

An interesting and fun story that had me engaged with each chapter that had me wanting more.

Too young for my taste.

The book was okay, I can’t believe I finished it, it was not my thing whatsoever. Big thing is it reads like the author is in high school. Not only is the story about high schoolers it sounds like it’s written by one. The words lulz and jelly as in jealous, and “wheels” are spoken. Very YA. I don’t mind YA, but I suppose I prefer a more mature tone? This book was too sunshine and rainbows. Nothing heavy, no angst, just so very cheesy.

I’m 35 if that helps. :/

Deep yet fluffy

While being emotional & confronting about the foster systems failings, the story also shines a fantastic light on what love can do.
Solid read for anyone wanting a little dark mixed in with a happy ending.

Great storyline, fun characters, Netflix movie!

I enjoyed this story. it was entertaining. i loved the characters and the storyline. this should be a Netflix movie.