Violinist Anna Sun has been dealing with some serious artistic challenges recently, so much so that she's had to leave her job with an orchestra and delay a tour and record deal. Her longtime boyfriend hasn't really helped matters either, as he decides that they need to date some other people for a bit before settling down. Anna's not OK with that, but in the interest of keeping him happy, she agrees, and takes the opportunity to set up a one-night stand with tattooed biker Quan (who's also dealing with some complicated feelings toward dating since his bout with testicular cancer a few years earlier). Well, when the first attempt at a date fails disastrously, Anna and Quan agree to try again...and fail again. But they're both determined to have a one-night stand one of these attempts.
Much like The Charm Offensive (which I just blogged about before this and LOVED), this book brings a refreshing and compassionate look on neurodiversity, mental health, and self-realization. It's so nice to see these elements popping up in romance novels!
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