Lilly Carter is a driven young woman striving to escape the shadow of her mother's alcoholism by setting the auspicious goal building and selling a technology company before she graduates college. A prestigious scholarship to Vanderbilt University gives her the opportunity to pursue her education and a new life forcing her to either overcome her family's demons and focus on her goals or be pulled back into the drama of her home life. In Nashville Lilly finds love, friendship, and opportunity but once she seems to have it all, is it what she wants?
A nice book. Easy and enjoyable read. The characters were relatable, annoying at times but what 19/20 year olds aren’t? I thought Lily’s character arch was good and relatable based on the clients I’ve worked with who are children of alcoholics. I thought the shift between romantic interests for Lily were a little rushed. Felt like a little more could have been written, maybe another argument or something similar, before the distance began and the new interest took place. All in all, a fun book.