At the start of the book, Anna spends her days trying to be what other people expect her to be. Quan is an important character in the story and there is a romance but the heart of the story was about Anna. I found this to be a very entertaining and moving story.

I was captivated by Anna’s journey in this book and just had to see how things would work out for her in the end. Once I started listening, I didn’t want to stop. I loved this book! I liked the other two books in this trilogy by this one was my favorite by far. When her old-fashioned parents disapprove of the match and the person she’s slowly discovering herself to be, Anna must choose between meeting expectations and finding happiness in who she really is. As they both fall for each other, Anna begins to retreat to her old ways, molding herself into what she thinks he wants. Their attempt at a one-night stand fails, as does their second, and their third, until it starts to feel like a real relationship. That’s where tattooed, motorcycle-riding Quan Diep comes in. Translation: Anna is going to embark on a string of one-night stands, and the more unacceptable the men are, the better. Her solution is to practice in a low-stress environment. If Anna ever wants to play again, she has to learn to listen to her own heart, but that’s not easy when her greatest fear has always been disappointing others. When she suddenly loses her ability to play, the explanation is due to her being a pathological people pleaser. Playing the violin is her passion, and she has major successes to show for it. USA Today bestselling author Helen Hoang returns with a witty and sizzling new romance about a woman’s quest to find the perfect note in both life and love.Īnna Sun has been a violinist for as long as she can remember. Published by Dreamscape Media LLC on September 2, 2021

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