Review: You'll have to try it for yourself.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 23, 2014
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.Jared and Fenix are stars in their respective musicals.  Jared wrote the musical he stars in with his college “friend with benefits”, Adam.  Fenix is following in the footsteps of his ballerina mother.  They meet when Fenix’s musical moves to the same venue as Jared’s.  They have an instant connection and don’t fight it.  They admit their feelings of love at first sight very quickly.  Why should they worry about societal norms.  What will happen when Fenix gets the opportunity to perform on Broadway?  Will they fight for their love or follow their dreams?This was a very easy-to-read, well-written book.  It flowed well.  The story line was somewhat unique in that there were no bikers, billionaires, or rockstars.  The rest was typical find love, break up, then get back together and live happily ever after.  This story was unique in that they broke up to pursue their dreams and not due to the interference of others.  I did like Jared’s attitude that if they felt the feelings, why hide them.  I was frustrated by the unwillingness that both Jared and Fenix had to compromise.  I also didn’t understand why Jared and Fenix broke off all contact when they went their separate ways.  Overall, I did enjoy this story, but I didn’t like it any more than any other story.  It’s one that you’ll have to take a chance on and read it for yourself.3-BombsReviewed by Tracy