A Song for Another Day

This book was such a fun, intriguing, captivating, enchanting, romantic, and entertaining read!!! I could not put this book down – nor did I want to!!! There is so much to love about this book from Maria’s creative and unique storytelling that just completely immerses the reader into the story; her strongly developed characters that are not just relatable, but easy to connect with; and her ability to keep the story flowing at an exciting, intriguing pace that kept me fully engaged and entertained through the last page!! I totally loved the main characters as they were realistic, relatable, likable, and genuine. I really liked Gigi! She was so easy to connect with and relate to! She was smart, talented, gorgeous, stylish, elegant, ambitious, driven, caring, and compassionate. I also really liked Jason. He was sweet, kind, handsome, romantic, sincere, respectful, and gentle! I really liked Gigi and Jason together! Even though they both had quite a few differences – and hey opposites attract! – they just fit well together and brought out the best in each other. They seemed to encourage and inspire each other and build each other up – isn’t that what we all want in a partner?! As this book is on the shorter side, and the story is fast paced, the two main characters do tend to fall for each other a bit quickly. However, I felt that the author was still able to make their relationship convincing and believable. I think the characters having gone through emotional, personal, and professional challenges while having their flaws and weaknesses exposed can really bond two people quickly. And let’s not forget, these two characters are artists. It’s been said that artists think and feel on a higher, more passionate level, so it makes sense that they would be the ones to fall in love quicker and harder. One other note, I did feel that this book wasn’t necessarily heavy on the drama or conflict. There are of course some stresses and pressures, but I honestly felt this book was more character driven. The focus was more significantly placed on the character’s, their story, their struggles, their relationships, and their connections. For me, this still absolutely worked! I don’t always need a villain to hate or some giant conflict friction that is too quickly solved and impractically fixed. I just enjoyed reading about these characters and getting caught up in their stories. I think one of my favorite things about Maria’s writing is her brilliant capture of writing realistic characters with genuine, common, and legitimate flaws that face and overcome real challenges. For example, Jason, having stage fright. I think this “flaw,” is something that many people will be able to connect with and relate to. Furthermore, looking at Gigi’s dreams and passions – as a former young ballerina who also loved to dance it wasn’t hard finding common ground with her either. Also, I really like that these “flaws,” or struggles that are common, can also be realistically and feasibly overcome or worked on over the course of the book. This book is Book 21 in the Deerbourne Inn Book Series. It can be read as a standalone. The Deerbourne Book Series is a collection of books based on the town of Willow Springs, Vermont with each book written by a different author. All in all, I really enjoyed reading this book and would absolutely recommend it! I think all contemporary romance fans and sweet romance readers will like this book too! So, add it to your TBR List and get to reading - you won't be disappointed! **Disclaimer: I received a complimentary copy of this book and have voluntarily provided an honest, and unbiased review in accordance with FTC regulations**

I really enjoyed this story. Gigi and Jason were such opposites, but they had quite the attraction. I loved the positivity of Gigi, her good nature, and her determination. Jason was so sweet and talented, and it was fun watching them heal the other. The nosiness of the small town inhabitants added to the story, rumors and all. I recommend this quick read. I received a copy of this story through Goddess Fish Promotions, and this is my unsolicited review.