Review: 5+++++ Reviewed by Angela M.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 5, 2014
5+++++ I loved this book! Highly recommended. I was given this book to read first as a beta reader and then to review. This is the sequel to Her Soundtrack. It is Jonathan’s POV. But it’s more than just that … It is about Jonathan and Ella and the union of their families and about loving each other when the romance halts and reality sets in. Readers: You must read Her Soundtrack first to understand the dynamics of His Soundtrack.R. Matthews depicts the true meaning of love and conquering tragedy here. She captures the male POV in every aspect: describing his true feelings for Ella in more than just a sexual manner (even though that is there too and it is hot!) Also, I appreciated that the author describes Ella as having an hour glass figure because when I read this, I thought that is what I look like.I appreciated that the author allows us to see Jonathan really struggle with his emotions and control issues when they are apart from each other for a short time. I love the letters that he writes to her. I love when he sits outside her door to sing to her all night because he needed to still be near her.This story shows how through realistic tragic events a marriage can survive if the couple really wants to stay together and don’t give up on each other. Like wedding vows say: For better and for worse…The author chose for Ella and Jonathan to conquer very relatable and realistic events that touched my heart and are rarely written in romance novels which for me is a plus :-) Highly recommended.5+++++ I can’t wait to read more from this author