Graceless: Grace Notes, Book 2

Loved it so much, the second book in this trilogy is just as amazing as the first one. I was totally invested in the characters, their whole world, and it made me really want to visit Nashville one day. I am a Hungarian living in the UK, and I'm not that into country music at all, but this and the first book made me listen to so much out of curiosity, and it made my musical world richer. Totally worth it for that too, but gosh, these books are just so good. I couldn't stop to take a break to write a review after this one, so I’m actually writing this after finishing the third book as well. Long live Cassie, Lane, and the whole Grace universe! Warmly recommended.

This followup in the series shows a ton more story about all the characters in book 1. And adds a few more, relating the back woods country Savannah came from. And the horrific background of the street wise Lane. I really liked Cassidys growth and the romance was sweet for the HEA. I was a little confused how Lane was only boy on the top and apparently girl on the bottom. But thats just because Ruby never clarified much until one particular sex scene. Great read and i love how this leads into book 3. Cant wait.

Lane is a delicious character, you meet them in book 1, but in book 2 you really get the book told halfway from their point of view. You also get more of the characters you fell in love with in book 1. This was a five star read for me, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy it. And the audiobook review Ruby Landers has quickly become an automatic buy, and Quinn Riley does a superb job of giving all of the characters Ruby wrote a voice. Graceless continues where Falls From Grace left off, this time focusing on Cassidy (Savannah’s half sister) and Lane. It’s hard to like Cassidy at first because of her hostility towards almost everyone, and her ignorance about gender and sexuality. But the longer she is away from her parents the nicer she becomes, until you start to understand her character more and what motivates her. Lane is still Lane, the lovable nanny to Tucker from book one, but we start to learn more about them including their early years, hopes and ambitions, and they’ve become quite the lady killer. They’re more confident in their body after top surgery, and it was interesting to learn about what motivates their behavior in this story. It’s wonderful that Savannah and Bryn are still such an active part of this story, and Savannah definitely goes through some stuff in this but I’m not going to spoil it for you. Overall this is a fantastic story that makes you think about what defines a family, how they aren’t always perfect, but that the truest family loves you unconditionally.