Madly Deeply Always by Jules StarbrookMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Obviously, this book got my attention because of the comparison with the sense and sensibility romance. Lily, grieving the death of her dad and just out of a toxic relationship. comes to England hoping to resume her passion for music. She seeks refuge at her father’s ex music manager, Brandon’s sea side cottage residence. And then, well nothing happens! At least for a while. The love story builds very slow. Both Brandon and Lily have past scars to get over with. The connection builds slow and steady. There is a lot of hullabaloo from other characters, but the highlight of the story is the slow burn romance.
It is a good read , though the pace is very slow at times. But overall I enjoyed the book.
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