“Stop pretending everything is just great. Cut the shit and see things for what they are. We don’t mean anything to each other.”

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This book!! At the first few chapters it was really good that I wanted to strangle both of them for being stubborn. My gosh, the hurt and the feels … 😖😖😖

As much of a sucker I am for reading rockstar romances and sports romances, I love a second chance romance when i see one. And this one was not your typical one at all.
I wished, though, for more flashbacks of the good times they had because I was left wanting to know more of their story. (I just loved the music in here too that it was sort of like a rock star romance as well).
I also wished it was written when the grandmother was writing her will to make her intentions more clear. I think that would have been more emotional, the grandmother who have seen how they got close to each other, how they had a falling out, and then left them the house hopeful for their future.
But anyway, what a book! When a story sucks you in, you just wonder what happens next and wish it wouldn’t end. I wished more of the epilogue too… is it too late to ask for a continuation (a short and a happy one) from the author? Hehe 😀😀

“There is no music without you. Music is an expression of all those things you live for… a reflection of the passion within your soul. I live for you. You’re my passion. You’re my music…”

I think this will leave me in a hangover for a while.