A Song Interrupted by J. Kaye Smith

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


This is Book 2 of Sebastian and Mia's story, which began with "When the Music Ends." Book 1 left me wanting more and Book 2 did not disappoint.

With Sebastian conveniently in London (which was for me a coward's way out for him to avoid accepting in his heart that he truly loved her), Mia has started to blossom. From being a repressed, battered victim, Mia has set herself on the path of finding her rightful place in this world as a strong, courageous woman. She will definitely not be the same Mia that Sebastian left behind.

I love Agnes Hafford! She is a gem! And she is the right person at the right time in Sebastian's life; she anchors him and makes him realize what he actually needs to complete himself. I truly wish she makes an appearance again in Book 3 : Adagio. I also wonder if Emilia figures further in the story as well.

J. Kaye Smith does not disappoint. Her characters are as engaging as ever and the pacing of the story moves quite well. I feel Sebastian's confusion and hesitancy; I connect with Mia's motives and decisions. And I do hope nothing ruins Ricci and Maureen's happily ever after.

A Song Interrupted has set the stage for Adagio. It's going to be a great ride towards a satisfyingly fantastic ending to the Bellini Series. I can hardly wait.



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