The Happy Ever After Playlist is a romantic novel that follows the story of Sloan Monroe, a woman who lost her fiancé in a tragic accident. One day, she receives a mixtape from a musician named Jason, whose number was written on the CD. They start texting and develop a deep connection, but there’s one problem: he’s on tour for the next few months. Sloan struggles to maintain a long-distance relationship with Jason while dealing with her grief and a complicated family situation. The novel explores themes of love, loss, healing, trust, and taking risks.
From the author of the New York Times bestseller Part of Your World comes a romantic comedy full of “intense humor and intense heart” about how an adorable pup brings together two perfect people. total stranger (Casey McQuiston, NYT bestselling author of Red, White & Royal Blue).
Artist Sloan Monroe can’t seem to get her life on track. But a random trouble dog jumping into her car with a “take me home” look is about to change everything. With Tucker by his side, Sloan was finally starting to feel more like himself. Then, after weeks of unanswered messages, Tucker’s owner reached out. He is a musician who is touring in Australia. And the bottom line: He wants Tucker back.
Well, Sloan wouldn’t give up her dog without a fight. But what if this guy Jason really loves Tucker? When their flirty text turned into a long phone call, Sloan couldn’t refuse the connection. Jason is hot, kind and funny. It’s impossible to predict what might happen when they meet face to face. The question is: With a music career on the rise, how long will Jason really stick around? And can Sloan survive another heartbreak?
I love the sequel to The Friend Zone, but all the stars are tired reading. Daily “normal” interactions with characters are more interesting (I’m glad Kristen and Josh aren’t forgotten, but could use them more). This book doesn’t have much humor either. Still good, just not great.
