Review: So glad I found this book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 22, 2013
I found Helena Newbury through the amazing New Adult Romance box set (Adult Romance Boxed Bundle ebookthat was chock full of 5 awesome books, one of which was Dance For Me, the first in the Fenbrook series.I highly recommend you also one-click up Dance For Me.  It is clever and emotional and introduces the fascinating cast of characters we see continued here in In Harmony.  Dance For Me was lovely, but, wow, this installment is spectacular.  Karen is the quiet musician amongst a group of four girlfriends, which includes two intense ballerinas and a glamorous actress.  They are all students at the Fenbrook College of performing arts in Manhattan.  The setting, the characters and storylines are all sexy, exciting and engrossing.Karen has lived a sheltered life controlled by her musician father.  She is one duet recital away from realizing her dream of joining the New York Philharmonic when her partner is mugged, resulting in an injury that knocked him out of the recital.  Karen has to scramble to find a partner or lose everything.  The stakes are high and lead her to the sexy bad boy Connor Locke.Sigh.  Connor Locke.  I am not really a "book boyfriend" kind of reader, but I have to make an exception for Connor.  Gah - he is a funny, complex and super-hot electric guitarist who forgoes dropping out of Fenbrook to help Karen.  And Irish!  Did I mention he is Irish, too.  Sigh again!  They work together to create a never before seen musical collaboration and the chemistry between them is nuclear.  The description of their musical relationship is remarkable, by the way.Overall, this book is just lovely.  The pacing is perfect, the stakes and conflict are completely authentic, and the character growth is so realistic it is hard to remember these aren't real people.  I actually kept thinking this was a very cinematic book.  I could see it as a great movie.I was talking to my iPad at times saying, "Come on Karen!."  And I felt like raising a fist in the air in triumph at one point, even.  Ms. Newbury also weaves in the stories of supporting characters so well.  This is a can't miss read in my view and I actually put it in the "must read again" collection in my Kindle app, which is a very rare honor in my world.  Enjoy!