Obviously, the only rational choice is for Holland and Calvin to get married so that Holland’s uncle has the perfect addition to his show, and so that Calvin gets to live his dream of performing. Unfortunately, Calvin’s lack of authentic visa makes him unable to join the cast. And low and behold, Calvin truly amazes them all.

Holland quickly puts two and two together and decides to introduce Calvin to her uncle, believing he will be the perfect fit for his show. He went to school at Juilliard and has been waiting for his big musical break ever since. One day, Holland works up the courage to actually speak to the mystery man, and they exchange names.Ĭalvin McLoughlin is an immigrant from Ireland. She can’t stay away from a subway musician who she has developed a bit of a crush on. Holland’s first love is writing, and she is actually an aspiring author, but she still has an amazing ear for musical talent because of her upbringing. Her uncle and his husband practically have raised her, and one of them is a big name in Broadway! They obviously live in New York, and her uncle is under a great deal of pressure trying to find a musical performer who will help his latest hit production be even better. This is a story that surrounds a girl named Holland, who has been around music all her life. I loved this and I hope if you guys are looking for a romantic contemporary this holiday season, you’ll pick up Roomies upon release on December 5th! It was heartwarming, adorable, and just a joy to read. This was maybe the sweetest book I’ve read all year. ARC provided by Simon & Schuster in exchange for an honest review.

Roomies by christina lauren