
Isn't It Obvious?
Author: Rachel Runya Katz
Narrator: Tamika Katon-Donegal, Leon Nixon
Unabridged: 9 hr 57 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Dreamscape Media
Published: 11/18/2025
Categories: Fiction, Romance, Lgbtq+, Romantic Comedy

Author: Rachel Runya Katz
Narrator: Tamika Katon-Donegal, Leon Nixon
Unabridged: 9 hr 57 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Dreamscape Media
Published: 11/18/2025
Categories: Fiction, Romance, Lgbtq+, Romantic Comedy
RACHEL RUNYA KATZ is a contemporary romance writer living in Seattle with her partner, her cat, and far too many houseplants. She has a PhD in biomedical engineering, which is minimally helpful for this endeavor. Her books center queer Jews of color and their layered lives of joy, sadness, and love. She is the author of Thank You for Sharing.
romance me over email while we hate each other at queer book club ravi signing off an emotional email with “best wishes” he’s just like me fr I needed a book that was proudly pro library in these trying times and Isn't It Obvious answered the call, while asking the question, what if we romanced each o......more
3.5 ★ — A podcast host unknowingly falls for her editor, a man she’s only ever talked to through email, not realizing he’s the same guy she dislikes after he ran out on her roommate and who turns out to be a thorn in her side at the book club she hosts. That plot immediately pulled me in and made......more
Stunningly intimate and effortlessly wise — this is a book that burrows deep. ISN'T IT OBVIOUS? offers a truly unique take on enemies offline/anonymously falling in love online, with every sentence made to savor. I'm obsessed with everything Rachel Runya Katz writes.......more
Isn’t It Obvious? by Rachel Runya Katz is a tender, funny, and quietly powerful romance that surprised me in the best way. I’ve never been a big fan of the hidden identity trope, mostly because it tends to feel contrived. But here, the premise works—partly because the characters are so emotionally g......more
The only thing that would make this book more millennial coded would be a prolonged pause. The characters were so fun. The banter was top notch. Some of the things Ravi and Yael were saying had me laughing out loud and then I would have to patiently explain to people around me that I was laughing at......more