Cami, a violinist, has a live-in violin teacher in Southeastern suburban Mississippi. The circumstances behind which she is not ashamed but have to explain now, more than ever, to her used-to-be-so-sweet fiancé who proposed with a promise ring in the middle of high school senior year. Jim, her teacher, is not happy with her attempts to continue dating Jackson after he is arrested for stealing computers. Even if she doesn't want to believe him, she has to make an ethical decision based on Jackson's emerging temper. If he's gonna hold her back, she wants no part of him. This situation leads to greater complications and a question of character on behalf of both Jim and Jackson. Her audition is swiftly encroaching; just a matter of days and her main conquest is to not travel alone to New York. She pressures her sensei to accompany her (though it wasn't in the plans) and with success, they embark on an endearing journey together. This novella has been highly rated and is a great musician enthusiast book, especially if the reader appreciates the Stradivarius and an opportunity to live out one's dreams. But this is after all, the first in a short series so let's see if her leading man can hold on to his spot for the next novella.