Good Morning, Love was much more than I expected. Yes, there is a romance that kept me wanting to turn the page, but there was much more to this story! The self-discovery that happens throughout the book really resonated with me and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Thank you to the publishers for letting me read it!

What a beautiful view into the music industry in New York! This complex story will leave you wanting more. Good Morning, Love is a great fiction pick.

Good Morning, Love by Ashley M. Coleman is a great contemporary fiction that is entertaining from beginning to end.

This book has a little bit of several genres mixed in together to give it a satisfying complexity and pace. Yes, there is a romance thread within it, but this book has so much more. It is a finding one’s self and place in life. It is finding out what makes you happy, and going for it. It is about taking the ultimate risk…putting yourself out there and going for it all or going broke.

That is what I enjoyed about this book and what the main character, Carli Henton, experiences. We get to follow along while she discovers herself, her inner desires, hopes, dreams, and finds her voice. I really enjoyed being able to right shotgun on the trip of a lifetime for Carli as she discovers the ups and downs of romance, the music industry, the darker aspects of what she thought she wants, and decides to take the road less traveled.

I really enjoyed the progression of the character, her imperfect but likable personality, her charm, and like all of her decisions or not, I can’t help but cheer her on and hope that she can succeed and find what she is looking for.

4/5 stars

Thank you NG and Simon & Schuster for this wonderful arc and in return I am submitting my unbiased and voluntary review and opinion.

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This is an honest review in exchange for an advanced copy.
Oh gosh, it’s really hard to describe this book. I liked Carli, but I preferred Dylan to Tau. I didn’t like how he grabbed her and was a bit full on when they first met.
I liked how it gave insight into the music industry, and how Carli had her head on straight. Unsure about the ending, and if it was left open on purpose.