Pensé que sería un libro ligero y resultó que hay temas fuertes como abuso doméstico y homofobia.

Todo iba tranquilo cuando de repente hay escenas en donde un familiar golpea a una de las protagonistas o la insulta.

Me sorprendió que ninguno de los vecinos llamara a la policía con tanto grito, la indiferencia dolió.





Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher and the author for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Editor Cait Durant needs peace and quiet to do her job. What she does not need is pro musician Allie Coleman rehearsing one floor below her.

(I think the author didn't intend it, but I'm firmly behind Cait. You shouldn't be using a residence for music lessons, and Allie is lucky she hasn't called the landlord.)

And then Allie's brother shows up and Cait has job issues...

Finished, but was a chore. Allie never really recovers from being awful at the start at the book. If I was beta-reading this, I would suggest serious edits at the first chunk of the book.

Also, Cait's job issues are presented as serious, then just dropped and not brought up again. Felt weird.

2/5 stars. There's nothing mechanical wrong with the writing, but boy did this book not land with me.