this was just as great as the first book. 

both sisters are wonderful and it was lovely to see more of them.

i love hannah and her connection to music, how she basically loves life with a soundtrack because music connects everything for her and it’s in many ways her life. 

i loved how hannah found her own footing and way without compromising who she is and what she started out as being, but just figuring out her way. 

fox was great too. 
i really liked how he tried so hard to be not what everyone else saw him or expected him to be basically for other reason than his father being a slut and everyone expecting him to be one too because he looks like him. 

it was great too see hannah stand up for fox - it’s sadly rare to see not only women speaking up if mistreated or calling out people for behaving horrendous and even rarer ti have a guy just accept a woman standing up for them, simply for the reason that the woman is that way.


i do think that the entire sex element was a little heavy when it happened and slightly strange but it wasn’t the main point of the story. 


overall this book was super dan. 
had great writing and wonderful characters and a nice story overall.