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Sparks
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Narrated by:
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Lori Prince
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Jae
What seems broken might just need a reboot in this slow-burn, lesbian romance.
New admin Willow Greene has the worst luck with electronics. Computers crash, printers jam, and even coffee machines refuse to cooperate when she's around.
Like her devices, her relationships never seem to last, so she has given up on dating. That's why she's seriously unprepared for the IT department's easygoing, always smiling Scottie Prescott, who has far too much charm to be safe.
Scottie can't help noticing introverted, mysterious Willow, but she's still healing from a bad breakup. The last thing she needs is more chaos, given she's supposed to fix problems, not get tangled up in them.
But when they get stuck in an elevator together, the sparks between them become impossible to ignore. Can they risk their carefully protected hearts getting burned?
Contains mature themes.
©2026 JaeBut what really draws me to Jae’s writing is the psychology behind her characters.
Jae’s books can be as complex as the author herself. With her background in psychology, she has this ability to dive into her characters’ minds and emotions and give us almost a 360-degree view of why they think, feel and react the way they do.
She explores the baggage people carry into adulthood — the beliefs formed in childhood, the things other people taught them to believe about themselves, past trauma, anxiety and the emotional patterns that become so deeply ingrained that we sometimes stop questioning whether they’re actually true.
And Sparks is very much about deconstructing some of those beliefs.
It’s about finding someone who sees you for who you actually are rather than who you’ve been taught to believe you are. Someone who challenges those old beliefs and, through love, trust and understanding, helps create space for something new.
That’s where Jae gets me.
You don’t necessarily pick up a Jae book for the spice. She doesn’t usually delve too deeply into that side of things. You pick one up for the emotional pull.
There are moments when her characters think or feel something and you suddenly recognise it. You’ve felt it. You’ve been there. Or it triggers a reflection about something within yourself. That’s what pulls you into her stories and keeps you wanting to know what happens next.
The basic storyline of Sparks is simple enough, but underneath it are layers of anxiety, emotional baggage, learned beliefs and psychological patterns that give the characters so much more depth.
And then, amongst all of that complexity, they find love.
Someone who understands them. Someone who likes them exactly as they are. Someone who helps quiet that underlying anxiety and challenges the beliefs that have held them back.
I love Jae’s interpretation of people, and I love the new dimensions and insights she continually brings to her characters.
For me, Sparks was a no-brainer — a must-read or, in my case, a must-listen.
I enjoyed every moment of it.
You don’t come to Jae for the spice.
You come for the emotional pull — and Sparks delivers it. ❤️🔥🎧
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