A Day at the Office

By: Matt Dunn

Narrated by: James Clamp

Julie kissed Mark at the office Christmas party. She doesn’t seem to remember but he’s not been able to forget. What better day to jog her memory than Valentine’s Day?

Calum’s found the girl of his dreams on the internet. Trouble is, he’s not been completely honest about himself. Tonight he’s meeting her for the first time but will it also be the last?

Nathan’s organized his usual Anti-Valentine’s party for the office singletons. Sophie’s going - again. Though this year, if she gets her way, they might just be leaving together.

One office, five lives, on the most romantic day of the year.

A Day at the Office is a wise, wonderfully moving, and laugh-out-loud novel about life, love, and relationships by bestselling novelist Matt Dunn.

©2013 Matt Dunn (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

A little neurotic

A tad neurotic, and assuming. jumping to conclusions. you really want the characters to get ahead. they do! wish there was a sequel.

A day at the office

Funny, a little hard to keep straight in my head about the people who was supposed to be attacked to whom! But it was funny to listen to,

Beachworthy Rom Com

Ok rom-com. It was kinda painful to listen to all the mewling concerning dating tropes but it was meant to be a fast, light, and humorous book.

I definitely want to work in their office as nobody seems to actually work; everyone was too busy jumping to conclusions or being dim-witted about relationships, running all sorts of personal errands but still get a paycheck. Yea!

Okay story, but audiobook not that great

The story was good...I think. The reader was way too fast for me to really enjoy it though. I kept checking to make sure I didn't have the speed all the way up at x2. Shame.

Hoped Matt Dunn would be a hit . . . .

When I'm reading a book, I read each and every word. Other people say that they skim through portions and skip other portions entirely. But NOT ME! And when I listen to an audiobook, I listen intently to every single part. But, while listening to Matt Dunn's A DAY AT THE OFFICE, I found myself not really caring when I couldn't hear each and every line because the sink was running or I had to step out of the room for a bit. I'm not sure what happened here, but I plan to give Mr. Dunn another try with my next audiobook choice. I really want to have found another wonderful author to follow!