Review: Jax and Aubrey
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2014
This was a really good book. At first I wasn't sure, it started out similar to another book but then it completely changed and it was its own book. Aubrey Keaton grew up with a mother that was only concerned with her own happiness and "free spirit". The woman only cared about her art, her man of the week, and having a good time. When Aubrey was 10 years old, her mother and her moved in with her grandmother. Her grandmother was there for Aubrey but sometimes she wasn't happy with having to raise her granddaughter. She meets her next door neighbor Camden and becomes close with him and his parents. Camden always protected her and was there for her. They went from best friends to a relationship with plans to marry one day. But Camden moves to LA from Colorado to make it in the music business. He's a guitarist and he meets up with a band that lost their guitarist. Camden isn't the same anymore - he's only concerned with his music career and getting a record label to sign them. Aubrey just finished her Masters in Fine Arts. She is a good artist but she doesn't want to be anything like her mother and wants to work at an art gallery. But first she takes a month off to go stay and spend some time with Camden in LA. Things aren't the same between them but Aubrey is so worried about being like her mother or losing Camden and his parents in her life that she's blind to so many things. Jax notices Aubrey right away when she walks into the bar they are about to play in. She also notices him and feels attraction for him but she is there to see her boyfriend Camden. Jax grew up in LA and his father is in the movie industry. He didn't want to join the family business and wants to make it on his own. His father gave him an ultimatum and he decided to go on his own. Jax is trying with his band to get a record label to sign them and for them to make some records. He doesn't know if he really believes in love considering he saw his parents go from being in love to a loveless marriage where they don't even interact. He doesn't want that and he doesn't have time for a relationship.This is a really great book and so worth reading.