Review: The plot is easy to follow
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 17, 2014
Light My Fire is the second in the Serenade series by Abby Reynolds.  Once again, the misspellings and grammar got in my way of reading.  It could have used another proofing.  The characters are well developed in this book as well.  The plot is easy to follow.  It is told in alternating points of view with Prudence and Cash.  Although I don’t particularly like this format, it works for this series.Prudence has left Cash and her friends and has her own apartment and is trying to break into the music business on her own.  However, that isn’t as important to her as making music is.  Her apartment is what she can afford and it is a dump in a bad part of town.  She is singing one night and a man approaches her much like Cash did earlier.  He is Dean and he works for Capitol Records.  He is interested in having her audition for a record.  Once he finds out where she lives, he takes her to his house and lets her live there as she prepares for her audition.  He is a widower who is still in love with his wife so has no bad intentions towards Prudence. Prudence is still in love with Cash yet hasn’t contacted him nor her brother.Cash is trying to find her and flies to London to see her brother.  Now he is back in the States and has hired a PI to find her.  When he does find her, he finds she is living with someone else and lets her go as much as he can. He still loves her and wants her.Now Immigration is after Prudence.  She has no green card so must be deported back to London and it will take a year at least to get back to the US.  Her music career will be ruined.  Or, she can marry someone and immediately stay.  What will she do?Will Dean be able to help Pru?  Will Cash ever find her?