Iris is More than Okay

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Iris is More than Okay

By: Natalie Cooper

Narrated by: Jenna Coleman

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A dazzling Audible Original written by Natalie Cooper, performed by Jenna Coleman (Victoria, The Cry)

Iris Nightingale is more than okay. She has her life planned out to a perfect schedule. Work, run, sleep, repeat. She spends her quiet Friday nights sitting alone on a bench in the park, trying to push back the memories that no amount of running can help her escape.

But one evening, there’s someone else on her bench - Hunter. Tall, wry and infuriating: everything about him gets under Iris’s skin. Little does she know that he's about to upset more than just her routines...

Hired as a consultant at the firm where Iris works as engineering manager, Hunter has a knack for knowing just what to say to irritate her, and Iris can’t help rising to the spark in his eyes each time.

Sent away on a work trip together, Iris is taken out of her comfort zone. As their connection deepens, will Iris finally be able to face the memories that have been haunting her for years? Can her blossoming relationship with Hunter survive some brutal truths?

Only one thing is certain: The spark between them is beyond Iris’s expertise, and there's no running away from it.

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About the Author

Natalie Cooper grew up in a small village, building dens in the woods and developing a love for the great outdoors. Natalie studied psychology and criminology at university before going on to obtain a master's. When she isn't reading or writing, she can usually be found running or walking in the countryside with her family.

About the Performer

Jenna Coleman is best known for her BAFTA-nominated performance as Clara in Doctor Who and for playing the titular role in ITV’s Emmy-nominated series Victoria. She most recently starred in Wilderness for Amazon alongside Oliver Jackson-Cohen and performed the lead role in Sam Steiner’s Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons at the Harold Pinter Theatre, opposite Aidan Turner.

On screen, Jenna starred as Marie-Andrée Leclerc, a lead role in the hit limited series The Serpent for BBC/Netflix opposite Tahar Rahim, alongside starring in Neil Maskell’s feature Klokkenluider, the critically acclaimed miniseries The Cry for the BBC, and Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman for Netflix, opposite Charles Dance and Tom Sturridge. Jenna also starred in All My Sons at The Old Vic alongside Bill Pullman and Sally Field.

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This was a stunningly beautiful book, a romance with depth and I completely fell in love with the characters, their chemistry and their journey. Natalie Cooper’s writing and Jenna Coleman’s narration were the perfect combination and moved me to tears more than once.

SO much more than Okay!