Coming from a very musical family myself I thought A Change in Tune wouldn’t capture my imagination, but I was wrong! I identified so much with Victoria and the high bar she sets for herself. Once upon a time I too was a high achiever until life slapped me in the face, and I realized, much like Victoria, that being perfect is not what it’s cracked up to be, especially if it comes at the cost of relationships.

With all the sisters, five in total, there is very much a Little Women feel to me (and yes, there is a time this is brought up and that just happened to be one of my favorite parts!) and at times it was hard to keep them all apart, but the further you read, the more you can tell them each apart by their own unique attributes, personalities, and instruments. I loved the family dynamic as a whole and the pride in their musical heritage. I greatly understand and appreciate that fact and wish I could trace my family back as far as Pearson family was able t0.

Though Idid have a hard time getting into the narrative at first I am so thankful that I stuck it out! I learned an aspect of music that I hadn’t been previously acquainted with, which I enjoyed adding to my musical knowledge, and can’t wait to see where the author takes The Strings of Sisterhood next! A sweet and musical family that is endearing and entertaining!

*I have voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from the author/publisher through JustRead Tours. All views and opinions expressed are completely honest, and my own. ( )

Victoria has a plan for her future that sometimes blinds her from what is going on around her. But life as a musician carries pressures that sometimes steal the joy of creating and challenge relationships with those closest to you.

Ashley Rescot portrays this well while giving each of her characters unique personalities. I liked how each of Victoria’s sisters is an accomplished musician but also exhibit unique personality traits. And then there’s sweet Jerry. Let’s just say I wanted to shake Victoria and tell her to wake up more than once.

A Change in Tune submerges the reader into the struggles and joys of family, friendship, college, and performance. From the author’s knowledge of the music to the unique personalities of Victoria and her sisters, this coming-of-age story hits every note and had me ready for an encore.

Disclosure statement: I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book and was not required to write a positive review. All opinions are my own. ( )