When guitarist Michael Sullivan gets kicked out of his band (and his apartment), landing a record deal seems an impossible dream. And nothing about Michael's prospects points toward a better future. Until the invitation for a swanky New Year's Eve party shows up in the mailbox. It's addressed to his uncle, with whom he shares both name and living space, but his uncle is going out of town . . .On the effervescent night of December 31, 1989--as the Berlin Wall is coming down, the Soviet Union is falling apart, and anything seems possible--Michael will cross paths with the accomplished and enigmatic young heir to a fading musical dynasty, forever altering both of their futures.
I have enjoyed reading many of Erin Bartles books and this one did not disappoint. As a child of the late 80's and early 90's, this book was full of nostalgia that was very neat to relive. The characters were very interesting and l really enjoyed the deep dive in the world of music. I appreciated how the characters grew and change. I also like the challenging depth some of the characters exhibited. For example, Deb was a successful musician, but chose to step back when she understood what it was doing to her has a person. It is a book of hope, second chances that was just a delight to read.
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