Noah was an extreme sports writer, writing about his own experience. He traveled all over the world living a dream most young athletic men fantasize about until he has an accident that snatches that life from him. Now he lives as a hermit and rages at anything and anyone that dares to tell him how lucky he is to be alive. 
 Charlotte is a violinist prodigy. She's in her last year at Juilliard when tragedy strikes at home. She loses her will to play when she lost her brother. Skating through life she's approached by Lucien offering her a job assisting Noah. Lucian sees in her what Noah needs to be brought back to life. 
 This was a pretty heavy story. Excellent writing and a captivating story line, but filled with rage, bitterness and sadness. It's a beautiful read about two people touched by tragedy coming together and healing each other. I found a lot of amazing quotes in this book. I'm really impressed with this author and I look forward to reading more from Emma Scott. 
 P.S. I just finished 
 and wow! The author should have put that as part of this book. Amazing to see his struggle to overcome his anger in detail and that ending made me a total sap! This is a must read after reading Rush.