My Perfect Remix
by Swati M.H.
He was my best friend.
The fiercely protective boy who always caught me when I fell.
Until I moved away.
Now, ten years later, Logan Miller is a gorgeous, Grammy-winning DJ and a dedicated single dad—and hotter than any hit on the Billboards!
When our paths cross again, fantasies of him turn into reality.
I moved back to Austin to build a life outside the safety net of my wonderful, albeit overbearing, Indian family. Preferring the company of my old dog, my online games, and reruns of Marvel movies, I’m nowhere close to the type of woman who can handle a public life. The type of woman who’d be best suited for Logan Miller.
But when neither of us can control the gravitational pull of the other, we give in.
In limos, on mountains, on rooftops, in airplanes…
We create the perfect remix of a song written just for us.
But just when the beat of our hearts seem perfectly matched, perfectly in sync, his past threatens to shake the foundation he’s built so carefully. The only thing we can do is rely on the one thing that’s bonded us together—our love.
But will that be enough?
4 Stars
Are you ready for an emotional friends to lovers second chance romance? Grab your comfy spot and cuddle up with this great book. Logan and Anisa were childhood best friends until life pulled them apart when Anisa's family moves for her fathers work. The were determined to stay in touch but 10 years can slip away before you realize what has happened. When that loss leaves a big whole in your heart, you try to let it go and not look back.
But when Anisa moves back to Austin for a job and to start living her life on her terms, she gets some big surprises. A reconnection with Logan is one of those big surprises. It is instantly easy between them but this time there is more. So much more that seems to have always been there beneath the surface. Will the hard reality of life keep them apart or will they be willing to work to make it happen?
The author does a wonderful job of expressing the feelings and chemistry between the characters and draws you in a little more with each chapter. I am hoping that maybe this might lead to one more connection.
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