This could have been cut down slightly because I started to not care about how they felt for each other. It was still very enjoyable to read, as I worked through the book without wanting to put it back in my bookshelf.Īnother negative I had whilst reading was the lengthy paragraphs written about Ridge’s and Sydney’s feelings. Many may like this about it, but to me it felt boring at times. Unlike Hoover’s other novels, there is not really a big twist that keeps you invested. While it is a cute romance, not much happens in the plot. As the chapters were in alternating perspectives, the voices of Ridge and Sydney could be identified quickly because of their strengths as characters. There is a secret about Ridge that I’m probably not allowed to share (because it’s a spoiler), but that part about him made the novel much more different and unique compared to other books I have read. Almost on cue, the sound of his guitar floats across the courtyard as I take a seat and lean back into the patio longer.’Īll of the characters felt real and came to life easily in my mind.

‘I slide open my balcony door and step outside, thankful that the sun has already dipped behind the building next door, cooling the air to what could pass as a perfect fall temperature. Ridge plays the guitar from his balcony, which entices Sydney into listening to him play every night from her own balcony. The way that Sydney and Ridge meet is very cool and creative. There are forces that keep them from expressing their feelings for each other, and they must determine whether the forces should be stopped. She moves out of her apartment and into Ridge’s, who is an attractive musician, and starts making music with him. When Sydney is cheated on by her boyfriend of 2 years, she must find a way to fix her broken life. Maybe Someday is a cute, touching read that succeeds at creating a wishful, highly romantic atmosphere between the main characters.

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