Natalie lost her husband, Russ, in an unexpected accident a couple years ago - for those that experience grief after losing someone they love, they know that grief has no timeline.

But then someone keeps leaving music at a piano and the music all means something important to Natalie. In an attempt to find out who keeps leaving her the sheet music, Natalie must also get her friends to understand that there is no right way to grieve.

I was so excited to get this ARC because I absolutely loved "Eight Perfect Hours'" - however, this felt like a much slower read and struggled to catch my attention. I think the story idea is a good one, but this book just didn't do it for me.

Thank you to NetGalley and Atria books for this ARC for my unbiased review.