To Make You Feel My Love

To Make You Feel My Love by Maggie Wells is an enjoyable story about a young woman, Brittany Owens, coming into her own. Brittany is the granddaughter of a famous country music singer, but became a singer based on her on talent, not the family name. After years of blood, sweat, and tears, Brit is about to break even further into the music industry. Her mother and manager, momager Wydetta, is controlling, holding all the power and making all the decisions for Brit’s singing career. Brit is ready to start being involved in making some of those decisions; the major one being that she wants Cash Dorsett. Cash hit rock bottom and lived to changed his ways. He much prefers the life he has, now that he has been sober for a while; out of the limelight while playing guitar for some star, or working at the recording studio he owns with his buddies. A chance encounter forces Brit and Cash to realize their prior feelings did not die, despite it being five years later or the twelve years difference in age. When Brit needs help writing a new song she asks Cash and they definitely can make some beautiful music together. Brit and Cash might have reunited but it’s not exactly easy for these two with all the family disapproval and interference; in addition to learning to compromise and adapt to each other’s needs. Romance is in the air as another May to September romance erupts between Wydetta and a famous rock and roll icon. Wydetta might be the character you loved to hate but she will make her way into your head and get you to like her anyway. Ms. Wells wrote an emotional, amazing May to September romance that should definitely not be missed. She provided a story with sizzling chemistry, interfering family members, and charming characters kept me flipping the pages of this romance. I enjoyed and highly recommend To Make You Feel My Love to other readers. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.

This is a good story with good characters but based on the description I was expecting the story of Cash and Brit. I was not expecting so much of Brit's mother and her love interest. This made the book longer than it would have been with just Cash and Brit.