Book Review: ‘Friends Don’t Fall In Love: A Novel’ By Erin Hahn

Lorelai Jones was a country superstar, engaged to another country superstar, until that one night six years ago, where she sang a protest song as part of her set. She has been blackballed since then by almost everyone, including her fiancé at the time, with the exception of Craig, who was the songwriter, and played in his band. They hooked up six years ago, and since then he has inherited a fortune, and open his own music studio. And now she is ready to try and make a comeback, with the help and support of Craig, even though they can’t forget about that magical night. Trying to keep things professional is hard, and they slip a time or two, but he pulls back, not wanting to get hurt, or thinking it can only be casual. When she hits it big again, they both have to take a hard look at each other, and figure out if they can be together. A really fun rom-com, that takes you behind the scenes of country music, with two characters that you really like, and root for. This one is a winner.

You can pick up Friends Don’t Fall In Love in stores on Tuesday, October 17th from St. Martin’s Griffin.