Amara has a good life. She's an art teacher, engaged to the man of her dreams, and content with life. All that changes after she sings at her Grandfather's funeral - "Stoney" Johnson. Stoney was once thought to be the next big country/blues star but for some unknown reason, he fades into the shadows and becomes forgotten. Due to his lifestyle and a brief affair with an unknown woman, Amara's father and grandfather never had a good relationship, keeping Amara from truly knowing Stoney.

Blown away by her soul-stirring voice, Jake approaches Amara and convinces her that her voice is something special and the world needs to hear it. Instantly the sparks fly and she has to remind herself that she's already spoken for but the attraction seems irresistible. Jake-the manager of one of the most well-known and celebrated country music stars in the world- offers to help her develop her career over summer break and all seems well.

While here she uncovers parts of herself she never knew existed, examines the stability of her relationship, and finds out exactly why her grandfather never achieved the fame he deserved from reading letters he left behind for her.

I listened to the audio version of this book and it was great. This romance had the perfect balance of everything I enjoy in a romance. I especially loved that in the process of beginning her new journey, Amara never got too caught up or lost the essence of who she was.

I recommend this read.