Review: Behind the Bars

Behind the Bars by Brittainy C. Cherry
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Reviewed on behalf http://bookaddict.live,
Wow what a beautiful story, I think I still have a few tears in my eyes. We first meet Jasmine and Elliott when they are sixteen, and they have such a beautiful connection. They recognise the music in their souls and the love. When Jasmine forced away, she is heartbroken leaving behind her stepfather and Elliott.
New Orleans is the first time Jasmine felt at home, but her mother drags her away to England and carries on pushing Jasmine into being a pop star, something she doesn’t want. Finally she has enough and goes home to New Orleans.
They both start to live again, and it was lovely to read. There is heartbreak, and then there is Hope and Love. I can’t recommend this enough, but get your hankies out. I can say you will have a smile on your face at the end. This story has heart and a happy ending.
I received an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.

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