Ezra loved and married Martha as Martha: a small town girl, frumpy and shy. But once she developed the confidence to perform and her incredible voice was discovered, she became Morgan: glamorous, famous and rich. Worse, with her touring, they seemed to spend more time apart than together, and now he hardly knows the woman she's become. He still wants the sort of marriage they had - but are they different enough now that their harmony has become discord? Of course, their marriage isn't helped by his career sinking as hers rises, her fears of 'another woman' and a manager who's more interested in the money she can generate than her wishes. Can they ever return to true harmony?
This was an amazing and inspiring read, possibly even better than book 1 (which I loved). I love the theme of redemption, and this has it in spades. Ezra and Martha both have a long way to go to sort things out, and while a far from easy journey, it's well worth seeing. I appreciated the support both had from friends, with the words of wisdom that entailed, and particularly appreciated the way that God is brought into it - after all, he is meant to be our guide. Of course, we also have a couple of wonderful(!) villains, who are doing their best to scuttle any hope of restoration for reasons of their own, and I was only ever cheering for them to get their comeuppances. The book also touches on the awkward question of online accusations, true or false (particularly involving men versus women), and the appropriate response when neither side can prove what they say. All in all, a great story and I'm looking forward to book 3 (note that each can be read as a standalone, though they share characters). Highly recommended.
Note that I received a complimentary copy of the book from the author. I was not required to write a positive review and this is my considered opinion of the book.