May I just say that I am loving these short novella’s? The audiobooks are just over an hour, a perfect short break from reality where I can zone out and enjoy a great story. Worst Wingman Ever was all that and more. Narrated by two of my favorites, Andi Arndt and Zachary Webber, this story was romantic, funny, and also made me get a bit teary. Truthfully I enjoyed it so much that I spent 15 minutes telling my husband the plot while I had him trapped in a car with me on the way to the grocery store.
The premise is about meet-cute’s around Valentine’s Day. In this instance Holly, who is a hospice nurse, is taking care of her grandma during her last days. When she is leaving for a brief break she notices a note on her car with a Valentine’s coupon for some “action” (totally said in a hilarious but not appropriate for my review way) at a future time. The note was left by the brother of the suitor who was supposed to put it on his girlfriends car. He obviously put it on the wrong car, but the letter starts a train of notes left between two strangers. Some are sweet, some are hilarious, and they leave each other curious about the other person. This brief exchange of notes, for me, is the side story to Holly’s service to her mother in her final days. There is some sadness and introspection, but her grandmother is also a bit of a character and there are some funny-sweet moments too. All of which leave Holly having hope for her future. Of course, as this is a short meet-cute story, you know the ending but the 59 pages in between was just about as perfect as you can get and felt very well rounded like I had just read a whole novel, not a two chapter story. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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