This novella that begins just after 
 ends was told, this time, from Noel's POV. I really liked that change in POV, especially since I read this right after finishing Rock the Heart. 
 Noel professed his undying love for Lanie - in song at the end of RTH, and now he'll do anything to hang on to her, forever. This novella was particularly short, and could have probably been shortened a tad bit more and become the Epilogue to RTH. However, I still really liked it. Noel's POV was interesting, if not just a tiny bit annoying. His love for Lanie is even more clear in this Novella, although his internal monologue can go on and on about just how much he does love her. 
 Although I enjoyed the plot in this short novel as well as with RTH, I was still annoyed by the lack of editing. Words are missing, grammar is slightly off as if the author is almost trying to write in a conversational tone, by leaving words out, but it doesn't work. It just looks like she had no one to edit her book. 
 What I did love about this novella, though, as well as with RTH is that music is paramount to this rocker's life. And, one of my favorite moments comes at the end when Noel is singing to Lanie. 
 "The best part of the song was conveying that every moment with her meant everything to me. Singing was the best way I could get out everything I felt. Music spoke to my heart, and I knew from past experience, it spoke to hers, too."