Kindle Edition, 224 pages
Expected publication: September 6th 2016 by Loveswept
In a poignant romance from the author of This
One Moment(“Hot, intense, and filled with emotion.”—Rachel Harris), the
rock stars of Pushing Limits have hit the big time. But fame gets tough when
love presents a fork in the road.At twenty-one, Jared Leigh had been prepared to give up the life of a touring musician to be a father after getting his girlfriend pregnant. When she told him that she’d gotten an abortion, Jared was devastated. Now at least he has the groupies to keep him company—until a blast from the past rocks his world.
Callie Talbert hasn’t seen her sister’s ex since high school. But after Callie bumps into Jared while she’s grocery shopping with four-year-old Logan, there’s a spark that wasn’t there before. Jared quickly realizes that her deaf “son” is the same age his own child would have been. When Jared demands to know more about Logan, Callie panics. There are things she just can’t tell him. Besides, Jared’s a bad-boy rocker, not a dependable father figure. He’ll move on to his next gig soon enough . . . right?
Trouble is, Jared refuses to be pushed away, and the more quality time he spends with Logan, the more he’s captivated by the woman Callie has become. When the truth is revealed, Jared only hopes that the three of them have what it takes to become a real family.
My Thoughts…
I picked up
this book knowing that I loved the first book in this series and was hoping for
more of the same. I finished the book
so happy that it was an entirely different story, with characters from the
first book making an appearance, and an amazing ending.
Jared is a band
member of Pushing Limits, an up and coming band that is headed for the big
time. Callie is a single mom with a
HUGE secret. I knew that I wanted
these two to be together but I was hoping that it would be for all the right
reasons. The high school crush that
Callie kept a secret was not reason enough for her to fall all over Jared. Jared needed to truly love Callie before
they could be together. These are
just a few of the reasons that these two needed to figure out what they both
wanted before they could be happy.
Stina Lindenblatt did a great job of telling their stories.
I really enjoy
that all the characters in this series are real. They have families, they have feelings,
they have needs and wants, and they have struggles. The struggles they have are not so far out
there that they are not “normal.” The
families and feelings are exactly what a “normal” person would have on a day to
day basis. Even though there is a
band with groupies and touring, there is not the partying and drugs that seem
to go hand in hand with a lot of bands.
While My Song
for You is part of a series only the characters are in both. Each book has its own story with its own
main characters making them standalone books. I recommend reading this series, you can
start with My Song for You.
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