Starting from Zero

2.75 stars. Nothing really wrong with it, just didn't grab me. I'm not a big fan of age difference love stories, so YMMV. Dialogue seemed very unrealistic for two guys. Also the ending kind of fizzled, nothing changed except the two MCs decided to be together.

When is an age gap story not an age gap story, not really? When it's by [a:Lane Hayes 7125719 Lane Hayes https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1559106511p2/7125719.jpg], and that's a good thing. Justin Cuevas is 26 y.o., starting yet another band, and trying to make it in the L.A music scene. One night he meets Grey Robertson, and what's meant to be a one-night stand slowly and organically develops into a low-angst, supportive, and believable relationship between people who speak the same language: music. Grey is a veteran songwriter of jingles, movie soundtracks, and songs for big name stars. He's also about doubles Justin in age, making his life experience different, but it's inconsequential in how they relate to one another. If you're looking for a low angst, low key story, set in the music world, that rings true this will definitely satisfy. Also Justin & Grey are the perfect blend of sexy, likable, and relatable. It's a promising start to a new series and I enjoyed it.