The narration really made this story! Both Kate Russell and Sebastian York's performance was awesome! Overall, decent plot, and good character development.

As Sydney and Brain develop deeper feelings, he starts to regret his decision to work for Ecstasy, and quits his 'dirtier' job, but secretes always have a way of coming out. Only handful of his friends know Brian's secrete, and why he's consumed with guilt. While he is part owner in a surfer shop, he takes side jobs in the adult industry to earn extra cash fast for someone who he unintentionally hurt. Brian has been living a double life that has been weighing on him. She wasn't able to see him across the parking lot and doesn't know just how close they really are, but seeing Sydney changes everything for him. Brian can't believe Sydney's actually in the same town. It's implied they will never see each other, until the night Brian watches his friend from across the parking lot stop three women from committing vandalism and he recognizes Sydney, his nightly phone call obsession. They flirt, tell secretes, and even come with cute nicknames for each other. Sydney's wrong call turns into a few innocent back and forth texts with Brian, and they quickly fall into routine of texting, and talking.

Daniels takes the concept of calling the wrong number, develops a plot and runs with it. I find stories with mixed reviews tend to have the more intriguing plots, and while Four Letter Word wasn't as intense, or drama filled as other audiobooks, the plot was interesting and held my attention. Good story, but narration stole the show, and helped boost the overall rating from 3 to 4 stars.

Four Letter Word by J. Daniels