Review: Very sweet and romantic
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 8, 2014
Thomas is a 22yo guy who believes his heart is broken.  He is hiding out in Austin as a talent scout for the music industry.  It is there he meets January, and their story begins.  Really, it is a simple story without a whole lot of angst.  The story is the relationship, the people.  There is a misunderstanding that causes some problems.  This has a HEA, no cliffhanger.I love Fisher Amelie's writing about people.  Her characters came sometimes come off as overly sweet or corny at times, but she brings smiles too with her dialog and situations, her quirky characters.  This is a romance, but it is YA/NA, and not explicit, and Thomas and January are kissing only, so very appropriate for teens.  That makes it stand out in this genre.I give it 3.5 stars (rounded up to 4).  I would have liked to see more back story on January.  We learn a bit about her in the very beginning but not her reasoning at all, her feelings, her past.  We hear a ton about bands, which teens will love, and that a big commonality between our characters, but I would have liked a little more on their relationship.  It's a brief book though, so there wasn't a ton of time either.  I really enjoyed this light read.