I really enjoyed this story. It's a heart-felt romance which light and easy chemistry and just enough adventure to keep you intrigued without the drama being too forced. Plus both teens are Black and it's a plus because we so rarely see Black kids in YA who aren't dealing with trauma of some sort. I was lucky enough to receive an arc from the author herself.
After an incident leaves budding star Evie blacklisted and broken she decides the 50th anniversary of her famed grandmother's most popular film is the perfect opportunity to reinvent herself and get some positive press.Too bad for Evie her grandmother has since backed away from Hollywood and settled into her life in New York alongside her sometimes roommate a young musician named Milo. And after incessant pushing her grandmother does what she does best when things get heavy and drops off the grid.
Evie and Milo must now venture around New York pasting together clues to try and track her down.
Evie has never even seen much of New York so this is all a new experience for her as she steps outside of her comfort zone and embraces being open to friendship.
After an incident leaves budding star Evie blacklisted and broken she decides the 50th anniversary of her famed grandmother's most popular film is the perfect opportunity to reinvent herself and get some positive press.Too bad for Evie her grandmother has since backed away from Hollywood and settled into her life in New York alongside her sometimes roommate a young musician named Milo. And after incessant pushing her grandmother does what she does best when things get heavy and drops off the grid.
Evie and Milo must now venture around New York pasting together clues to try and track her down.
Evie has never even seen much of New York so this is all a new experience for her as she steps outside of her comfort zone and embraces being open to friendship.