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Let Go: Boston Series, Book 1

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4.5 / 5.0
Published: 2026

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Amanda possesses a life of privilege, yet she refuses to let her wealthy family define her future. As a dedicated violin student, she pours every ounce of her soul into her music, working tirelessly to carve out an identity independent of her inheritance. Her world shifts the moment she meets Gretchen, a brilliant woman on the cusp of graduation who challenges Amanda to look beyond the expectations placed upon her. Set against the refined backdrop of Boston, this Regency-inspired romance captures the delicate tension between duty and desire. The connection between the two women is both intellectual and deeply magnetic, blossoming amidst the pressures of high society and personal ambition. Their journey is a heartfelt exploration of what it means to truly belong to oneself before committing to another. Readers have fallen in love with this story for its grounded emotional depth and the sparkling chemistry that defines the relationship. The writing is elegant and precise, offering a rich atmosphere without losing the intimacy of the central romance. Whether you are discovering this series for the first time or returning to the lives of these unforgettable characters, this tale of courage and connection promises to leave a lasting impression on your heart.

Customer Reviews

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Kathy
December 2, 2021
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Fun book one in new series!

Despite coming from a wealthy family who pays for everything, Amanda is a hard working violin student committed to her goal. Gretchen is about to graduate from Harvard Law and is interning at a personal injury firm. When Amanda rear ends someone, Gretchen is asked to check her case. With very different perceptions, these two clash, but their arguments and banter were hysterical throughout the story. Nicole Pyland has a wonderful way of turning their friction into friendship, and finally into more with heart, humor and sizzling chemistry. The characters are well developed and the writing is terrific. You bet I'll be buying the next book soon!
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Cheryl
June 6, 2021
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The first 75% was terrific

This is the first Pyland book I have read and I was so impressed with the dialog. It was so clever and natural. I could totally picture these 2 MC's bantering back and forth and growing more and more interested in each other. But at about the 75% mark the story turned into just ordinary and cute. And the epilogue was over the top sweet. The characters are interesting. Their background, education and career aspirations were inspiring. The parents of both added depth to the story. But as soon as they fell in love the story just got nice. And all their angst and worries somehow just faded away. I'm not sure how else I would have ended the story but it just seemed too light. 3.5 stars.....3 stars for the first part and .5 for the ending.
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VLL
April 27, 2025
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A glorious enemies to lovers,rich girl/poor girl steamy HOT love story!

I read Let Go after I read Bk 2 The Right Fit. Now I want to read the rest of the series. I found both of these in my TBR shelves. I LOVE you this book! It's a glorious enemies to lovers, rich girl/poor girl steamy HOT love story! Gretchen has a chip on her shoulder when she first meets Amanda. But she fights for her, and eventually they become friends. These are two people that I'd love to know in real life. 5 stars!!