Heartstrings
By Amy Knupp
2018
First Published
4.42
Average Rating
270
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Part of Series
“This story of Gin and Tucker sucked me in on page one and did not let go.”—Reader reviewA distraction could cost him everything… Country music is singer-songwriter Tucker Steele’s lifeblood. When his band’s record label smacks them with a setback, Tucker’s strategy is to hit the studio hard and create the best album of their career. Problem is, the songs are coming out shallow and uninspired, no matter what he tries…until he meets a girl named Gin who has a way with music.Cello virtuoso Gin Verdinelli recently dropped out of a prestigious music conservatory, walking away from everything she’d worked toward for most of her life. After a move to Nashville, she yearns to build a “normal” life, one where she—and others—can discover who she is outside of music. Catching a country singer’s attention is far from normal, but she can’t resist being drawn into Tucker’s world.Tucker can’t afford a distraction, can’t afford to notice anything but Gin’s talent, but the more he spends time with her, the more time he wants to spend with her…until the band suffers a devastating blow. Can he give the band the dedication it requires and still be the man Gin deserves?Heartstrings is a stand-alone story with a heartwarming HEA in the Hale Street series, which includes these books by Amy SpotSweet DreamsSoft SpotOne and OnlyLast First KissHeartstringsThe North Brothers series is a spin-off of Hale Street and includes these stand-alone NorthTrue ColorsTrue BlueTrue HarmonyTrue HeroImmerse yourself in the Hale Street world instantly!
Avg Rating
4.42
Number of Ratings
235
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Author
Amy Knupp
Author · 36 books
Amy Knupp is a USA Today Best-Selling author of contemporary romance and a freelance copy editor. She loves words and grammar and meaty, engrossing stories with complex characters. Amy lives in Wisconsin with her husband, and has two sons, four cats, and a box turtle. She graduated from the University of Kansas with degrees in French and journalism. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, breaking up cat fights, watching college hoops, and annoying her family by correcting their grammar.
