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Turn the Page
Author: Sydney Logan
Genre: Contemporary/Sweet Romance
Cover design by: T.M. Franklin Publisher: Enchanted Publications Release Date: July 11, 2017 Goodreads:
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It felt good to be writing songs again—even if he was the only one whomight ever hear them. Well, he and Jolie. When Corbin let it slip that he’d been writing, Jolie begged him to
bring his guitar to the river the next afternoon. “The fall leaves are beautiful,” Corbin said, gazing at the mountains
in the distance. “They are. And you’re stalling.” He couldn’t deny it. Corbin had never been one to be nervous about
sharing new songs, but for some reason, this seemed different. Important.
Meaningful. Maybe because the inspiration for these songs was sitting right in
front of him, with her long hair in a braid and her green eyes bright with
excitement as she eagerly awaited whatever he was about to play for her. But that wasn’t the only reason he was nervous. “I have a confession to make, Jolie.” She crossed her legs in front of her. “Okay.” “These songs . . . they’re the most I’ve ever
written . . . while sober.” Jolie nodded in understanding. “I mean, there’s a very good chance they’ll suck. I just want you to be
prepared. And I want you to be honest if they are.” “They won’t suck.” “How do you know?” “Because they won’t.” Corbin sighed heavily and pulled his guitar out of its case. Her faith
unnerved him, maybe because he was used to letting everyone down. The very last
thing he ever wanted to do was disappoint her. Jolie must’ve sensed his anxiety, because before he placed his fingers
on the strings, she gently reached for his hand. “Don’t be nervous. It’s just me.” Corbin smiled and squeezed her hand. She had no way of knowing it, but
these days, it was her opinion that mattered most. Taking a deep breath, he attached the capo to the neck of the guitar
and strummed a few strings to make sure it was in tune. Then he started to sing. One song effortlessly flowed into the next, with Corbin’s soft tenor
voice echoing across the water. He kept his eyes closed or on his guitar the
entire time, too afraid to see Jolie’s reaction to the music. It was only when
he played the final note in his last song that he finally allowed himself a
glance at the beautiful woman sitting in front of him. Tears streamed down her cheeks. “I know they’re rough,” he said, his voice shaking slightly as he
placed his guitar back in the case. “I’m still struggling with the bridge in
that last one. My fault, since I wrote it that way. I was thinking maybe I
should cut it out completely or—” “Corbin—” “And in the first song . . . the chorus needs some work.
I’m thinking maybe trying it in a different key or something. I don’t know.” “Corbin James, shut up and listen to me.” He took a steadying breath and gazed at her. “I loved them,” she said softly. “Yeah?” “Every single word. Every single note.” Corbin lifted his hand and trailed his fingers along her cheek, wiping
her tears away. He heard her breath hitch in her throat as he leaned closer. He
knew it was risky. Kissing her could ruin everything before it even had the
chance to turn into something . . .
something that might be incredible and wonderful and life changing. It was a chance he had to take. Not kissing her simply wasn’t an option. Not anymore. Jolie’s eyes fluttered closed as he cupped her cheek, letting his nose
glide against hers. With a quiet sigh, her lips parted in silent invitation,
and he couldn’t help but smile when he felt her tremble against him. “This could change everything,” Corbin whispered, kissing the hollow
just below her ear. “I hope so.” Their arms wrapped around each other, and Corbin buried his face
against her neck, inhaling deeply and drowning in her sweet scent. She moaned
softly, and it was that moan that finally broke him. Corbin had every intention of kissing her gently, but her moan,
combined with her hands pulling him impossibly closer, sent his body into
overdrive, and they both groaned when his mouth hungrily captured hers. Frantic
and sweet. Frenzied and tender. With quiet sighs and gentle whispers and warm
arms that held each other tight, they laid back against the autumn grass and
kissed until the sun disappeared behind the mountains.
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Sydney Logan writes heartfelt romances that feature strong women and the men who love them. In addition to her novels, she has penned several short stories and is a contributor to Chicken Soup for the Soul. She is a Netflix junkie, music lover, and a Vol for Life. Sydney and her husband make their home in beautiful East Tennessee.
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Turn the Page is a heartfelt story about a rockstar who lost everything, struggling with his addictions and coming back home.
After years on the road, it was time for Corbin James to face the music. Almost ruined, nothing left in his career, just maybe some faith to start over, to be on track again. In his career, regrets about how he lived and handled his life made him reevaluate his priorities. Dealing with addictions, trying to be part of a family he was estranged to, being someone more responsible.
Jolie Daniels, the sweet owner of Turn The Pages bookstore, was trying to maintain her business in this town. It was her dream, a place filled with books and music. In spite of her financial difficulties, she was still joyful, not letting this deter her, caring about her customers. Fierce and Independent, she didn’t want any help, she wanted to succeed on her own.
When Corbin found one of his album in her bookstore and getting nicely turned down because of his cockiness attitude, it was the beginning of a friendship and definitely something more.
They may took their time to admit their feelings towards each other but the challenge was to make their couple work with the distance and temptations on the road. They handled it as a team, not acting like selfish or resentment. They supported each other without judging their significant other. The pace was kinda slow but surprisingly it matched perfectly to their story, something beautiful and strong.
I liked Sydney Logan’s writing style, focused on the characters’ feelings, very smooth, sincere. It was an harmonious blend.
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