The story opens with one of the band individuals dead and backpedals a while in the past recounting the narrative of how the band Crush was shaped, their voyage through the ability rivalry appear, their enterprises in Los Angeles, and in the end achieving the band individuals demise.
The story is told from numerous perspectives (potentially upwards of 10). Notwithstanding, the story is basically told from and spins around Harper, Lucy, Iza, Toni, and Robyn – the five individuals from the band Crush. Harper is the lead artist, and just thinks about two things: herself and getting back with her ex, Rafe. Because of this Harper settles on a great deal of poor decisions all through the novel. Lucy plays the drums, is exceptionally thinking and caring about whatever remains of her bandmates and encounters the most self-development inside the novel. Iza plays the piano, is a blend of guiltless and socially cumbersome and encounters some hard lessons because of her honesty. Toni plays bass, LOVES the spotlight and plays with their substantially more seasoned and wedded director. Robyn plays guitar, is greatly unsure about her body, builds up a dietary problem and a dependence on unlawful eating regimen pills.
Despite the fact that I wasn't obsessed with the story being told from such a significant number of perspectives, I found the book engaging and agreeable to peruse. Lucy was my most loved and certainly held the story together. The story wraps up genuinely well, yet there are sufficient last details that if the writers needed to, they could compose a continuation. I for one would not be against a spin-off basically due to the last details.