I love you Robin

This was so enjoyable!! I loved Rosie as a character, and I think Dominic was actually a very realistic male love interest. Unfortunately in our society lots of boys grow up into men who don’t know how to show their emotions or talk about them, and I thought Dominic was a good example of how to finally grow out of that. Was he frustrating me almost the whole book? Yes. But do I think that he grew from his mistakes and setbacks? Also yes. I think this is the first second-chance romance I’ve read that I genuinely enjoyed the journey back together for each main character. This book made me feel like I was in therapy!! In a good way!! Things that weren’t for me was basically all the deceit in this book, from multiple characters, and the big event at the end felt a little cheesy to me haha.

This book was fun! Always good banter and cuteness overload with Tessa Bailey books, and this book was no exception. I will say I saw the twist at the end coming because there weren’t too many ways the main issue could be resolved, but that’s okay. I think one of the things I enjoyed the most was the representation of a music career for a young woman. As a professional musician/young(ish) woman myself, this was well done in my opinion and I felt a kinship with Chloe (despite not being a prodigy myself, she still went through many of the steps that I did). I loved seeing a “prodigy” who was confident without being arrogant, and pushed herself to do more than just be good. Chloe didn’t want to be good. She wanted to be extraordinary. A vision held by most musician’s I’d say. Anyways, very enjoyable, good tension, and fun time. 💕