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Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute

Two ex–best friends get thrown into the woods with a map, a stopwatch, and a lifetime of unspoken feelings. He’s managing OCD, she’s managing trust, and the prize might change both their futures. It’s sharp, funny, and unfairly cute.

Talia Hibbert

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Description

Celine Bangura believes in facts, evidence, and an airtight plan. Bradley Graeme believes in people, second chances, and getting better—one brave step at a time. Once upon a time, they were inseparable. Then they weren’t.

When Celine sets her sights on the Breakspeare Enrichment Program—an elite, wilderness-based scholarship pipeline—she won’t let anything get in her way. Not the camping (which she hates), not the teamwork (which she distrusts), and definitely not the guy who broke her heart by choosing popularity over her. Except Bradley gets in too. And the more miles they trek, the more truths start to surface.

Between muddy mishaps, midnight heart-to-hearts, and a high-stakes finish in the Scottish woods, the pair face bigger questions than compasses and checkpoints. What if you don’t want the future you planned? What if the person you once loved is still the one? And what if the bravest thing isn’t winning—but telling the truth?

Who Should Listen

  • Fans of sharp, funny YA romance that treats mental health with care
  • Listeners who love enemies-to-lovers arcs built on real growth
  • Anyone rethinking their plan and craving a hopeful, honest reset

About the Authors

Talia Hibbert is a New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling British author known for warm, witty romances with diverse leads. Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute is her YA debut, blending sharp humor, heartfelt growth, and genuine mental health representation.