She is too shy to talk. He hates to talk. Maybe music can do the talking.
Crippled by anxiety, Heidi wonders if she’ll ever be able to perform in front of people. Her love for music overwhelms everything else, but something that eases stress becomes terrifying with an audience.
After crushing on Cooper for years in secret, Heidi can't believe she is forced to work with him on the school music show. While spending time with him, she discovers that he is the one guy she can talk to, but will he find out about all the lies she has to tell to spend time with him?
Meet Me Backstage is the emotional fourth book in the Arrowsmith High series. If you like a brooding Main Character, a heroine that deals with mental health issues and characters that push themselves to be more, then you’ll love MJ rays captivating YA romance.
Buy Meet Me Backstage today to lose yourself in a story with these relatable characters.
I live in the Northwest of England with my husband and two children.
In between working part time as a childminder, caring for my children and providing taxi duties I somehow find time to write. My ambition was always to write and I'm so happy that I'm finally getting a chance to do that.
I write YA sweet romance, where I get to create my dream man time and time again, and he gets to be different every time. I am lucky to have a real life perfect man at home that doesn't mind sharing me when I'm writing.
I hope you enjoy my books, as the ideas just keep coming there will be many more!
It was a really cute read, but it had a lot of grammatical errors, so sometimes I had to reread it to understand. And some of the sentences didn't make sense. But overall I really enjoyed it. The plot was good, and the characters were all good.
While I liked the portrayal of learning to deal with mental illness, I hated how the conflict was handled
Just from the beginning - that kind of reaction to alcohol? Not being able to taste it? Feels like the author intended to put ghb in that plot line, but either she herself changed her mind or the editor vetoed it as too heavy a topic for teenager fluff. And it doesn't get better Why is the heroine is taken for blood tests in the morning? By then most toxins would have been gone from her blood The parents' reaction feels like just a plot device, not something realistic/understandable And on and on