Ebook Review: Strings by Jan Merritt

Blurb: 

With a national lockdown looming, a Southern journalist flees north, determined to jumpstart her career in the safety of a Minnesota wilderness, feisty and wary of entanglements, she piques the interest of a bored Native American rock star.

Dive into this romantic drama spanning from the Northern Minnesota North Shore to coastal South Carolina and Charleston. Engage with themes like:

• Love in a time of pandemic
• Navigating career and romance
• Feisty journalist meets rock star
• The clash of cultures and ambitions
• Survival and self-discovery
• Impact of lockdown on personal lives
• Winter isolation and introspection
• Unexpected connections in crisis

A pandemic is spreading across the globe. A national lockdown looms in the United States. A Southern journalist sees a chance to protect her health and jumpstart her career by escaping north to a Minnesota wilderness. Feisty and wary of entanglement, she piques the interest of a bored Native American rock star on his way home.

Robby Song’s career may be on hold, but Grace Wheeler is on a mission to build hers. To Robby, she’s an intriguing challenge. To Grace, he’s a distraction she’s not ready to handle. But the brutal Northwoods winter is coming. Grace flees back south . . . to soul-searching isolation and a puzzling middle-of-the-night call.

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My Review - 4 of 5 stars - 

I enjoyed Grace and Robby from their accidental meeting at the airport through the many ups and downs of their relationship/friendship to the HEA. Both underwent changes as they processed what they had and what they wanted. The trust they should have had was hard fought for, though the chemistry was there with plenty of steamy scenes. Grace's past drove her to find herself and fight for herself, almost costing her everything. Robby was full of himself but liked the fact that Grace did not know about his fame. All the secondary characters kept the story moving along, giving support to this couple. The story was a bit dragged out for me, but overall, it was a good book.

I received a copy through RABT, and this is my unsolicited review.