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Not Another Love Song by Julie Soto

This book was a no-brainer for me the moment I knew it was going to be released.  I loved Forget Me Not so much, and I still can’t believe that these two books are Julie Soto’s first published works.  I’m not one of the Kylo Ren fanfic girlies, but I enjoyed it just the same.  I know nothing about the Pops Orchestra world, but my lack of orchestral knowledge wasn’t enough to spoil the book for me.  Some of the characters weren’t fully flushed out to me (or not in the way they could/should have been) but that’s a very minor complaint.  Xander’s parents were super gross to me, but that’s all part of what made him so complicated.  The resolution felt rushed and wasn’t the best in my opinion, but again, minor complaint that would not keep me from reading the book again.



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