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Allegro Vivace (2010)

by Cat Grant(Favorite Author)

3.65 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Amber Quill Press

series

Allegro Vivace

review 1: Although it's one of the main conversation topics in my in-law family, I don't know much about classical music and I don't have ear for music, therefore I wasn't sure whether this book was going to work for me or not. Fortunately, the author knows the subject very well and she does a great job at weaving it into the book that it doesn't distract from the story at all.I love May-December romances and this one definitely goes on my keeper shelf. Whereas it's written from Aaron's POV, Matt's character was equally well developed and together they had such great chemistry that made me totally fall for them.I loved this book and highly recommend it!
review 2: I think that is book was pretty decent but not necessarily the best thing that I've read. I think that this m... moreainly has to do with all of the drama issues. First there is the age difference. Then there is the whole student/professor thing. Then there is the dead partner and sick mother. Add that to the father hating with accusations thrown of being dated because Aaron supposedly looks like said hated father. Combine that with assumptions and nasty comments because someone thought the other sold them out. And did I mention one of them got kicked out of Julliard and the other can't play anymore because of his hands?I liked the characters and the premise of the story. However, I do feel like there were just too many points of supposed angst. I kind of felt like I was reading a Lifetime Original Movie or something. I think that the issues in the relationship would have seemed more meaningful if there weren't so darn many of them. At some point, I just stopped being like "oh, no" because it didn't surprise me anymore. less

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