Review: The Autumn Review for Face the Music
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 29, 2013
I love books about musicians and this one looked a bit different than the Rocker books I usually read. While I'm not a fan of American Idol, I thought I'd give this one a go anyway. The result: Face the Music was a sweet story.Allison has had some tough times. She's been on her own for a while taking care of her younger sister and niece. Allison is also trying to finish her PHD program. In order to stay afloat, she signs on to work  as a tutor for the show Superstardom. There she meets rising star, Chris. Though she is instantly attracted to Chris, she's not looking for a relationship. She's mending a broken heart and is reluctant to get involved with anyone again. She's afraid that Chris will leave her behind as he becomes more successful. However, Chris is determined to win her over. While I liked Allison, ok, I really liked Chris. He made the story for me.I know this is a short review, but I really can't think of much more to say. Overall, I liked this one, but it was missing a "WOW" factor for me. I think I was expecting something other than what I got but, this story had so much potential.  I would recommend this book to readers who are fans of shows like American Idol.*Face the Music is NA, so there is some mature content, but it was more of a fade to black.