The Mileage Between Us
About this audiobook
A moving, character-driven novel about emotional distance, missed connections, and the quiet journey toward home.
Micah Benton is thirty-five, a top-tier corporate auditor with Platinum status and a life built on clean getaways. Airports are his comfort zone, rental cars his second home, and commitment something he left behind years ago. With each project, he moves swiftly through cities and clients—never looking back, never staying long enough to be remembered.
But everything shifts when a routine business trip to Seattle reunites him with a woman from his past—one he thought he’d never see again. What begins as a professional assignment becomes an emotional reckoning as Micah finds himself stuck between who he’s become and who he might have been. And for the first time, staying still may be the only way forward.
The Mileage Between Us is a powerful, slow-burning contemporary fiction novel about identity, ambition, and the relationships we leave unresolved. Perfect for readers who enjoy literary fiction with emotional depth, subtle romance, and stories about modern isolation in an always-on world.
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About the author
Danni Lynn is the author of heartfelt, character-driven contemporary romance and women’s fiction that explores the quiet triumphs, tangled pasts, and everyday courage of people on the brink of change. Drawing inspiration from winding city streets, late-night airport terminals, and the small, luminous moments of real life, Danni’s stories are an invitation to believe in second chances, unexpected love, and the power of finding home—wherever that may be.
A lifelong lover of travel and conversation, Danni spent years in the corporate world before turning to fiction, carrying a well-worn notebook from one city to the next. Those long hours in departure lounges and new neighborhoods—always searching for meaning and connection—fuel the emotionally rich, immersive journeys her characters undertake. Danni writes for anyone who has ever felt in-between, searching for belonging or longing to start again.
