Switch Hitter

By: Sara Ney

Narrated by: Jacob Morgan, Erin Mallon

I knew something was wrong the second she walked in the door tonight; I just couldn't put my finger on what it was.

Same hair color.
Same legs.
Same face.

Except...I look harder.

At the small dimple beneath her lip that wasn't there the last time we went out. And her laugh - that laugh isn't as loud.

This isn't the girl I've gone out with the past few weeks.
It's her twin sister, and they've switched places on me.

Only I'm not quite ready to let them switch back.

©2018 Sara Ney (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

AWESOME

this is one of the best books . I love all Sara's books especially this series. BUT something about this one just grabs you. loved it

Way too Short

Loved this book. Just as I got interested in tge characters it ended. Left me wanting more. Definitely a perk having my too favorite narrators Jacob and Erin. Loved the added Spanish as well.

Cute story

This was a cute story but I really think it had the potential to be so much more. There are too many unanswered questions. But the narration was perfection. Really really wish it was longer.

Good Short Read

I love Sara Ney as an author. I have read the Jock Row series and how to date a Douchebag series. I was so sad cause I didn't want the series to end and I'm glad I read this Novella. I wish there were more to thf story and that it didn't feel like it ended abruptly.

I will say the performance was okay but it would have been nice to have an actual Hispanic play Dante. The accent isn't there nd honestly the spanish at some points was cringe worthy (every scene really) especially from Dantes character since he's supposed to be Hispanic.

For anyone looking for a good, quick read I still recommend.

Steamy ending!

It was fun listening to this one right after I'd met the author at Book Bonanza. It was a short story, a novella. I guess actually it was in the short story anthology, Team Player, but I didn't get to it until now. It takes place before the one I have read, Jock Row, and while it is in this series, it is totally a standalone. Now I LOVED Jock Row, even though according to the author, some people said it had no plot or drama. I don't know if that's true, but I loved it anyway. This short story had some major drama though! Obviously a twin switch as the blurb below says is the drama. I kept wishing that Amelia would tell Dante who she really was, but of course she couldn't, that's not how the story goes. In the end though, I loved the way he found out who she really was, and how he made her admit the truth. And the fact that they didn't get busy till the very end, because of all the secrecy and lies, well, let's just say this is the first book I remember this hot of a sex scene as the final scene. Love, love, loved it! Now I need the next book in the series.