Hate Notes

In the eloquent sphere of spoken literature, “Hate Notes” creates an irresistible ambiance of romance, yearning, and self-discovery. Voiced masterfully by the incredible Sebastian York and Lynn Barrington, this tale of love and loss engrosses the listener, casting an unbreakable spell of profound feelings and poignant reality. It all begins with Charlotte, a woman on the precipice of despair, heartbroken and left to navigate the stormy seas of love by herself. She stumbles upon an enchanting love note sewn into a wedding gown in a second-hand store. The words, etched in resolute intent and affection, act as a beacon for Charlotte, guiding her through the storm and leading her straight to Reed Eastwood. Reed, the author of the captivating message, is an enigma. Cold, unapproachable, yet undeniably attractive. His sharp demeanor shields a scarred heart, a once-flourishing love now reduced to an empty echo. Meeting Charlotte, though, his impenetrable armor wavers. The dynamism between them, brimming with tension and underlying attraction, weaves a captivating tapestry of emotions. Paralleled in this riveting narrative are other characters who add depth and dimension to the plot. There’s Iris, Charlotte’s ever-loyal best friend who provides a comic relief in the high-tension narrative. Another crucial character is Reed’s sibling, Max, who provides an alternative perspective on Reed’s seemingly icy persona. Each character in the story complements the narrative, lending an engaging richness to the entire composition. In this audacious journey of love, the narration carries listeners over the rough terrains of pain, through the invigorating winds of hope, and ultimately into the warm embrace of acceptance. As the magnetic synergy between Sebastian York and Lynn Barrington eloquently articulates each phrase, listeners find themselves ensnared in the sprawling universe of “Hate Notes.” The ebb and flow of their voices breathe a realism into the tale that makes each emotion tangible, each moment a palpable experience. As the plot wends its way, interweaving moments of piercing heartache and resounding joy, it paints a vivid tableau of love’s complex landscape.  Fans of Vi Keeland, the co-author of “Hate Notes,” will also enjoy other works from her. Keeland’s distinct storytelling, which often explores themes of romance, love, and self-discovery, makes her books a treasure trove for romance audiobook enthusiasts. “Inappropriate” and “All Grown Up” are two other creations of Keeland that have garnered rave reviews. You can listen to Inappropriate and All Grown Up in just a click now.