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Great Country Music Themed Suspense Novel!
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2022
“That’s what a good country song is: a story about real things and real people and real emotions, set to a really good tune.”AnnieLynn Keyes has a past that she’s desperately trying to leave behind as she hitchhikes her way from Texas to Nashville. Her dream is to be the next Ruthanna Ryder, one of the queens of country music. She stumbles across an off-Broadway bar in Nashville, Cat’s Paw Saloon, and convinces the bartender to let her play a few songs for the patrons. What she doesn’t know is the bar is owned by Ms. Ryder herself and AnnieLynn has the caught the eye of Ryder’s guitarist, Ethan Blake. While AnnieLynn’s future starts looking brighter when Ruthanna takes notice of her, her past starts catching up to her and tries to drag her back where she came from.Let me preface this by saying I absolutely adore Dolly Parton! When I heard she teamed up with the writing legend that is James Patterson, I couldn’t not read this book! Turns out, Dolly can add darn good writer to her repertoire! Dolly is 💯 Ruthanna Ryder and it comes out through the writing. I can just picture Dolly saying the words of Ruthanna. This book is about a sharp-tongued singer-songwriter who wants to her leave her dark past behind her and to chase her dreams of being a Nashville star. It has the twists of turns of a typical James Patterson novel, sprinkled with some slow burn romance, and set to a whole album full of great country songs written by Dolly herself. I highly recommend this book!
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2022
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Shadowcat
Don't waste your money
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on March 13, 2022
Debbie, 1970, UK
Not What I Had Expected!🤔🎙🎶🎵❤️🩹
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on April 3, 2022
Debbie, 1970, UK
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on April 3, 2022
I was expecting much more of this storyline to be suspenseful and thriller related. That might have been my own fault.🤷🏻♀️ However, I did end up really invested in the life and love of Ethan and AnnieLee. They were both flawed but very likeable and relatable character’s. She was much more guarded than him and very late in this book, we discover exactly why!💥
The retired songtress, RuthieAnne, who took Ethan and then AnnieLee under her wing, was a delight. She was vulnerable but hardened. Her past had scarred her to the point she retired. She still wrote and recorded her music in her own studio. It was for her though, not the world. AnnieLee was the breath of fresh air they all needed. AnnieLees' secrets were held tight though. They all just had to hope they wouldn’t matter in the long run.🙏🌹
I felt this book was probably steered more by the storyline of the great country music legend, Dolly Parton, than by the actual book writer, James Patterson. I do wish, however, that he’d put more of his skilled spins and twists into the storyline as well. I think it would’ve elevated the story to another level. I did love what felt like the ‘behind the scenes’ look that I felt we were treated to, and you could never accuse Dolly Parton of not telling good stories.😉 But that's also why we read James Patterson, where was his input?🤔
It was definitely enjoyable but it missed the mark a bit, for me.🥺
Debbie, 1970, UK
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