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Synopsis
"His music melts hearts, but is it enough to win a second chance at love, and the trust of his newfound son? Rockabilly star Cash Law grew up as plain old Charles Lawrence, raised on a dairy farm in small town Sugarville Grove, Vermont. He milked the cows at dawn and spent his days in school tapping his feet to the signature mix of blues and rock that would one day make him famous. Halfway to stardom, he fell madly in love, sight-unseen, with a girl in an online music forum he only knew as Sweet_Jane. But he tragically lost touch with her before they ever met in real life. And no amount of searching allowed him to track her down. So, Cash threw himself into his rockstar lifestyle for a little while, trying to forget her. Now it seems those wild days had consequences. Years later, a viral social media post breaks the news that he may have a newly orphaned, teenage son he never knew about. Cash drops everything and rushes back to Vermont to find out if it?s true. When he finds himself face-to-face with Sweet_Jane at last, it seems like fate. But things aren?t always what they seem?" --
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Is Sweet Music appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 16 and up.
A sweet contemporary romance about a rockstar who returns to his small hometown to meet the teenage son he never knew he had, reuniting with his online love from years past. Contains implied intimacy and mild language.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, moderate sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include death of parent and abandonment.
Who'll love this
Teens will enjoy the romantic reunion story with a rockstar hero and the emotional family drama.