Antonia “Toni” Bennette’s childhood taught her that chasing fame was addictive. Her mom neglected her, then dumped her with her deadbeat dad, all for the hope of becoming a star. The only bright spot in her childhood was Sebastian Quigley, her best friend and crush. But then he took off and ditched her without warning. So when she has the opportunity to join an up-and-coming band, managed by Sebastian, the answer should be no. But she needs the money to fulfill her own dreams of owning a studio. Also, the idea of getting recognition for her hard work and talent is alluring, as is the found-family aspect of being in a band. Toni’s relationship with Seb was solidly done, and it was easy to root for them. I’d read the sequel. (8)
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