Book Stats
- Series: Book 1 of the ClikByte series
- Publication Date: 04/07/26
- Publisher: Audio Sorceress LLC
- Format: audiobook
- Narrators: Michelle Sparks; Grayson Owens; JF Harding; James Cassidy; Teddy Hamilton; Thomas Burt; Walker Williams; Lucas Webley
- Length of audiobook: 9 hours & 32 minutes
- Narrator POV: 1st person, primarily from Noah’s POV, but we do get POVs from the MMCs as well
- Also on Kindle Unlimited 🖤
Book Rating
Overall: ⭐⭐⭐⭐/5
Spice: 🌶️/5
Summary & Review
Turns out, this fulfilled the love I didn’t realize I had for stories where women pretend to be men in order to be successful, but are later found out and loved for just being who they are. (Thanks, Amanda Bynes. This reminded me of She’s The Man, which I loved as a teen)
I 100% purchased this audiobook because I’m obsessed with James Cassidy, and anything he narrates, I will absolutely buy.
That said, I was really damn excited about the rest of the narrators once I saw everyone listed! Maybe James was why I bought it initially, but fuck, these others? Also phenomenal. J.F. Harding, Grayson Owens, Teddy Hamilton, and Michelle Sparks? I love all of them!! and the new ones I didn’t know before? Thomas Burt, Walker Williams, and Lucas Webley? All SOOOOO good as well😍
Thank you, wonderful narrators, for bringing this unique and interesting story to life!!
Now for the entertaining and fun plot that Tate James crafted.
NoFear, who is actually Noah Fearly, is a famous social media sensation. She remains anonymous by covering her features, but with the help of her brother, she posts all kinds of videos of her doing intense stunts. Because of her anonymity and her name, she is assumed to be a man. So after some videos-gone-wrong, she’s encouraged (forced) to become part of the Olympus group and compete with them during the upcoming ClikByte challenges/games.
But she has to live and work with the group and they are, of course, all male. She’s expected to maintain her cover as a male, which as you can imagine, is pretty difficult when you’re sharing living space with them.
She does her best, of course, but things don’t go the way she plans because there are just too many variables.
I can’t include much more information without giving spoilers, but damn. I love where things are currently headed. She’s getting close with most of the guys, some in a friendly way, some in a more romantic way. Well, except for Xavier. They’re sort of enemies right now. But with all the various relationships, it’s a really interesting read. I love all the different characters with their unique personalities.
And that cliffhanger? What a way to end a book, Tate James. But man, if I wasn’t counting down the days until the second book became available!
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