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I'm still fairly new to reading Contemporary but this has to be my favorite by far that I have read. It's such a amazing story, you get a mix of so many different things in the story. And the writing is stunning. I can't get over how much I loved the writing in this book. The main focus, as you can tell from the description at the top is the Guarneri competition, and just Violin in general. But there is so much more to the story than just the musical aspect, and it's all done in a way that blends everything together nicely. The main characters of the story are Carmen and Jeremy, they are both wanting the same thing which is to win the Guarneri. But there are so many twists and turns between them, most of which I can't actually talk about due to spoilers, but trust me when I say that the side story between them with the romance and everything else that goes on between them is beautifully done. I really loved Yuri (Carmen's violin teacher) and also Clark (Carmen's Stepfather) I really wish Clark had a bigger part in the story, I really enjoyed the role he played for Carmen and the little things he did. But as always there were also characters I hated, Diana (Carmen's Mom), the Glenns (Carmen's Grandparents) and there are a few others, but these were the main ones. But again, I don't want to go into any detail because I want you to see why I didn't like these characters by reading the book. Full review on my blog: http://justin941bookblog.blogspot.com...

2020-09-09 06:46