You Only Die Twice

By: Brynn Kelly

Narrated by: Alan Carlson, Stacia Newcomb

Danger and desire collide in this romantic thrill ride—available exclusively in audio!

When high school English teacher Alice Thornton helps her dying Russian neighbor write a spy thriller, she thinks she’s just doing a good deed. But when a sexy mystery man shows up in her classroom, claiming to be the novel’s dashing antihero, Alice is swept into a lethal conspiracy.

Enigmatic former CIA operative Carter Beck warns her that the sensational murder plot wasn’t fiction. And because she knows too much, the killer wants her silenced—making Carter her only hope of survival.

Forced on the run, Alice and Carter must separate truth from fiction to unmask the murderer before they become the next victims. The danger is only too real—and so is their unexpected chemistry. In between motorcycle chases, dodging bullets and unraveling clues, the unlikely pair start to wonder if the secret to their survival might just be each other....

©2022 Bronwyn Sell (P)2022 Audible Originals

A fun book

It was a fun, enjoyable spy mystery. With a nice touch of romance. It was nice to follow along with the characters as they unraveled the mystery. And entwined with this fun romance mystery, the author was able to deal skillfully with the topics of death, grief, loss and dealing with the feelings around this experience. Two themes, light and dark, merged into an interesting story.

The narrators were also good. Made the story come to life in a way that kept the narrative moving smoothly.

Good and fun book.

Unexpectedly delightful

Interest plot twist, adorable protagonist, very entertaining. At the end, it would have been nice to see more of the consequences to the bad guys.

You only die twice

I love this book. I love spies and detective stories. And a romantic twist to it?! I’m hooked! I couldn't stop listening. I recommend this book 📕

Good Story!

Brynn Kelly is a talented writer. Nothing cheesy and dialogue was believable for the most part. This story had authentic grip, and wasn’t just sexcapades strung together by fluff. I am happy there were no graphic details in the bedroom scenes. Mystery and suggestion are much more alluring. This book explores all kinds of human connection and emotion. I enjoy when the good guys are so skilled they rarely, if ever, fail. Giving it to the baddies with panache and style, always a step ahead and out thinking them at every turn. When they are tested by being stripped of resources and go rogue, yet still manage to win - so satisfying.

Narrators are fantastic. I’m glad I stumbled across this one and gave it a chance.

Clever and fun

The plot line was clever and the story engaging. I wasn’t thrilled with the “girlish” female voice. It made her sound a bit silly and unsophisticated, even though she was a smart woman and an expert high school teacher. It was insulting to teachers — a reflection of how society (or the performer) thinks of them?