Even though what happened is, unfortunately, realistic, it seems very unfair to the guy she doesn't pick. She's been sheltered her whole life, home-schooled, following her country-music-star parents on their tours, and now, at 20, she wants to strike out on her own.The one thing I really did not like was the resolution of the love triangle. Ook Info: Genre: Literary FictionReading Level: New AdultRecommended for: fans of New Adult, coming-of-age fiction, country musicTrigger Warnings: infidelity, miscarriageMy Thoughts: While this is not the sort of book I normally read, I have read and enjoyed this author's work in the past ( Monarch, review linked here The Breakaway, review linked here), so decided to give it a go.“All the good things were easy to overlook when she was standing in a pile of wreckage, wondering what had started the first explosion.” That quote sort of encapsulates the story and the experiences that Maggie goes through during the course of this book. I will definitely be recommending this novel to friends and family, as well as checking out more of Michelle D. Country music and out of the norm situations with the characters was a refreshing change of pace in a genre that seems to be stale. OUT OF TUNE was definitely a page turner. Would I take on all the responsibility that would come with being with Cole? Or would I choose the comfortable life with Nathan? I just loved how deep the whole situation was. I repeatedly found myself pausing in order to put myself in the same situation.

I really empathized with Maggie and the tough decisions she had to make. The author really gave the reader credit, in allowing us to use our imagination. I absolutely loved the fact that OUT OF TUNE was a love story, without all of the explicit sex. OUT OF TUNE has become my favorite YA/New Adult title this fall! The book is about a twenty-something girl named Maggie who wants nothing more than to step out of the shadow of her country music superstar parents, and sing.

Out of Tune by Michelle D. Argyle