Grace Atherton is not only an exceptionally talented musician, she also creates beautiful works of art in her shop. Her dream was to play professionally but was devastated when a professor kicks her out of his class and tells her she has no talent.
Now her world is her violin shop and her boyfriend of eight years, David. David who is married with children. But he and his wife have an arrangement. Keep it quiet. So the day David jumps in to save a woman in the train stations, photos appear and David is keeping a low profile. Finding out that he has lied to her for years and she wasn’t the only one leads Grace down a destructive path.
Her saving grace will be an elderly musician and a smart mouth teen, Nadia. They all are broken in some way. Which made me love them so much.
I have to admit I didn’t like Grace. I don’t like adultery and I don’t like women who fall for lies wrapped in pretty packages. I was very happy with the way the book played out, especially all of the beautiful music you could almost hear. But for the most part I didn’t feel sorry for her and felt she was rather cold.
Netgalley/January 10th 2019 by Simon & Schuster
The story looks interesting… And it is something new for me as well cause I had just left over my romantic, toe curling novel addiction. Was looking for something just like it.
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Oh that’s so annoying about the cheating aspect- I was really curious about this, but that would really bother me. Great review!
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I have to say it bothered me. I think it was just the nonchalance of the whole thing. Even though the man had children. I can’t respect that.
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Ah fair enough!!
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