Penny For Your Heart

Romance in the City, Book 1

By: Season Vining

Narrated by: Sarah Beth Pfeifer

At fourteen, Penny Winters fell out of the closet and in love with her best friend, Misa Ito. But before they truly understood their feelings, Misa and her family were gone. Over a decade later, when Penny secures a job at a top New York advertising agency, she has a second chance at first love when she's introduced to the lead account executive, Misa.

But the road to happiness is riddled with potholes. Misa is still impossibly beautiful, but super cold. And Misa shows no recollection of Penny—the girl who once showed her how to skateboard, make daisy chain crowns, and shared every secret with. On top of that, there's the huge engagement ring and photo of a handsome man on Misa's desk. The butterflies Penny feels don't seem one-sided, and she wants answers.

Penny has no idea that she's begging for the impossible. Getting Misa to admit anything means asking her to do the unthinkable: put aside her career and her father's expectations to give in to her heart. Which has always belonged to Penny.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Season Vining (P)2024 Tantor

Love the poc story!

Loved it! Def would recommend this to my other queer gals. Fun and light book. Good sex scenes too lol

Good must slow.

It was a good story, not one of the best but good. I like the MC. Narration was ok.

Women’s power! Yes queen!

OMG this story was amazing. Loved the MCs history together, their reunion, how they came together and how they overcame cultural issues. This book is worth the listen. It had mild angst and a bunch of spice!

So stubborn

The back and forth in time was interesting at first
But after being in the middle of a moment it could be taxing.
Once the drama ended the story was sweet.

The narration missed the mark. The story was ok.

It took me 4 tries to finish this book. The narrator was whiny. I could stand any of the voices. I finally muddled through. The story was ok but unrealistic with that “yeah right” factor. It wasn’t deep just a lot of rambling at times. I hate leaving a book unfinished and almost did. Got through it.