Where Can I Legally Read Or Listen To The Stopover?

Had the same question last week. It's on Kindle and Audible, which is where I got it. Sometimes these romance titles have weird regional licensing, so if you're outside the US or UK, the storefront might not show it. In that case, the publisher's site—I think it's Bloom Books—should have direct links. Audiobook quality is good; the narrator does a decent job with the male lead's voice, which is half the fun in a book like this.

Trying to find 'The Stopover' completely above-board can be a bit of a puzzle, since it's not available through the usual big-name platforms like Amazon, Audible, or mainstream subscription services. I went through this whole search a few months ago. The book is the first in the 'Mile High' series, but sometimes standalone titles from smaller or international publishers have weird distribution. The author's name, T.L. Swan, is usually a reliable signal for where to look.

Your absolute safest and most direct bet is to purchase the ebook or paperback through major retailers. I found the Kindle version on Amazon without any trouble—it was even part of Kindle Unlimited for a while, though that changes. For audiobooks, I listened to it on Audible. The narration is pretty solid, captures the dynamic between the main characters well. It’s worth checking if your local library offers it via the Libby or Hoopla apps; mine didn’t have the audio version, but some systems do.

I’d steer clear of those random websites that promise ‘free reads’ of popular romances. They’re almost always pirated copies, which isn’t fair to the author, and the formatting is usually a glitchy mess. Honestly, just hitting up the author’s official website or her social media can point you right to the approved sellers. It’s a straightforward contemporary romance, so once you know where to look, getting it legally isn't too hard.