Call Me Maybe

“Call Me Maybe” is a melody of words and emotions that sends listeners spiraling into an intricately woven tale of multilayered relationships, unanticipated connections, and human resilience. Sweet Talk and Just a Heartbeat Away are by Cara Bastone too so the books are going to prove that how much the author has evolved over the years. Vera, a determined entrepreneur with an unwavering vision. Her sharp wit and indomitable spirit have helped her to establish her own promising tech startup. Vera, however, knows she’s treading on shaky ground. Not because she doubts her abilities, but because her vision requires the assistance of a seasoned investor to thrive in an intensely competitive market. As fate would have it, she finds this help in an unexpected source – her namesake, Vera. This elder Vera is a robust woman of wealth and power, someone who has tasted success and failure in equal measure throughout her life. But she’s not merely a wallet ready to fund a promising venture; she has a wealth of experience, insight, and the shrewdness of a seasoned businesswoman. What makes this connection even more unusual is a seemingly innocuous mix-up. An accidental switch of phones creates a bond that sets the stage for a captivating tale. Vera, the entrepreneur, and Calder, the nephew and right-hand man of elder Vera, are caught in this technological twist of fate. The exchange ignites a whirlwind of subtle humor, misunderstanding, and unexpected kinship. Luci Christian takes us through this delightful story with her soothing and compelling voice. Her narration successfully conveys the steadfast ambition of young Vera, while Neil Hellegers’s deep tones give life to Calder’s character – strong, dependable, and filled with quiet understanding.  Calder and Vera’s conversations, initially filled with tension and awkwardness, gradually evolve into a partnership of sorts.