Published May 17, 2013
Summary
On the surface, twenty-two year old Cole Morgan is exactly what any girl would be proud to take home to meet her parents: He’s charming, intensely handsome and goal-oriented...Only he has some secrets of his own, which include provoking bar fights and a former drug-addict of a mother slowly wasting away in a medical facility.
At barely twenty, Violet Lynn is Country Music's hottest star, until one night of partying gets out of control. Violet ends up in jail and on TMZ. Suddenly, she’s the girl least likely to be invited anywhere. Sick of the drama and keeping secrets, she runs away from the prying eyes of the paparazzi to her grandmother’s home in Forrestville, North Carolina.
A chance meeting knocks Cole off his feet, but he doesn’t recognize Violet for who she is. In fact no one does and Violet plans to keep it that way.
Circumstances, however annoying,keep throwing Violet and Cole together. Unable to stop themselves they give into the inevitable.
But when Nashville is ready to forgive and forget, Violet is forced to choose between Cole and claiming her spot as the new and improved Princess of Country Music.
Will Violet and Cole have the courage to live for their dreams...Or their hearts?
One accident turned Violet the country singer to Violet the
girl. Violet Rae gets tired of the media storm, her parent’s happiness at being
pregnant and heads to the one place and person she knows will never judge
her-her Nana. One morning, at 6:30 to be exact, she meets a too hot to handle
with more problems than the sinking Titanic. Okay, maybe not that many but
pretty close. And with him? His adorable little sister because his mom is
currently…..unavailable. They’re there
buying sugar and ingredients you can’t say infested cereal because their health
nut brother is working.
Cole wishes for a lot he can’t have. A mother who likes him,
even a little bit. A dad who didn’t abandon him. A good like for his baby
sister. And Rae. His entire life he never felt like he deserved anything, that
is, until Rae. Rae made him feel happy for one of the few times in his life.
Like, quite a few of the books I’ve read lately, LIVE FOR
YOU is predictable. While predictable, it’s also utterly adorable with a
semi-believable story of a country singer and a broken boy falling too fast
surrounded by a bunch of secrets. LIVE FOR YOU is an almost insta love…not
quite but almost.
Overall, while this book was entertaining, it wasn’t anything
new.
I've seen a ton of good reviews for this book. Have you read it? What do you think?
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