Make or Break

By: E. J. Noyes

Narrated by: Abby Craden

Stephanie D’Arripe seems to have it all. Lead actor on an acclaimed cop drama, works with her best friend, great cat, great house, but...that’s about it. After a very public and very messy breakup, Steph thinks she might be ready to dip her toes into the love pool again. And who better to try a relationship with than the cute woman you flirt with at work every morning? Of course, Steph will have to get over her fears of being hurt again if she wants anything more than flirtation.

Makeup Artist Harper Bell loves her job. Who wouldn’t when you get to work with your famous crush? Harper put Steph D’Arripe in the “just a dream” basket years ago, but when dream unexpectedly becomes reality, Harper discovers that mixing personal and working relationships isn’t as easy as she thought it’d be.

Steph and Harper are about to find out that acting on attraction is the easy part. It’s everything that comes after that’s hard.

©2025 E. J. Noyes (P)2025 Audible, Inc.

Amazing as always

I swear I could easily listen to anything voiced by Abby and written by E.J.

Love it

Great low angst, medium amount of spice Hollywood romance. Loved the storyline and the main characters. It’s a light, romantic listen great for days you want a sweet HEA story.

Great story line

Absolutely enjoyed the story and the narration!! The characters are fantastic and the story pulls you along for the journey. Great audiobook. I definitely recommend!!!

Fantastic

Noyes and Craden is a perfect combination. Both seem to just get better and better every book, which feels impossible. Apparently perfection can be improved upon.

I’m totally in love with Steph and Harper. They’re adorable together. The story is warm. The secondary characters are entertaining without being overwhelming. I listened on my commute and may have been late a few times sitting in my car because I needed to hear just a bit more of the story.

Annoying Voices

I enjoyed the ebook much more than the audiobook. There were multiple voices, and as much as I like Abby Craden, she does have some annoying ones that she uses when more voices are involved.