Great for fans of Hana Khan Carries On and The Rosie Project
For me, this book was a really easy and enjoyable read. Firstly, I absolutely love the cover and I think this really reflects the story line, and looks great on my bookshelf. Secondly, I think this is great for fans of Hana Khan Carries On and The Rosie Project - it's a diverse and interesting story that follows a violinist who has had her five minutes of fame after a video of her playing goes viral, but has now found herself in a creative rut. Her life is thrown into further turmoil when she finds out that her boyfriend wants an open relationship 'before he chooses to settle down' with her.
Unsure of her musical and romantic future, Anna chooses to also play the field and try out a series of one night stands. However, when she meets Quan through a dating app, she finds out that the no strings attached method isn't as simple as it seems.
I was initially worried that this book would feel a little sleazy with the one night stand angle, but I was proved wrong and think this was written really well. Thanks to the publishers and Readers First for the advance review copy.
Unsure of her musical and romantic future, Anna chooses to also play the field and try out a series of one night stands. However, when she meets Quan through a dating app, she finds out that the no strings attached method isn't as simple as it seems.
I was initially worried that this book would feel a little sleazy with the one night stand angle, but I was proved wrong and think this was written really well. Thanks to the publishers and Readers First for the advance review copy.