The Breakup Tour
A Second Chance Romance Inspired By Taylor Swift
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'If The Breakup Tour was a song, it would be ‘Long Live’ by Taylor Swift . . . at once sweet and angsty . . . The perfect read for everyone who wants to relive the spectacular summer of The Eras Tour! So much fun!' - Ali Hazelwood, author of The Love Hypothesis
Riley Wynn went from a promising singer-songwriter to a superstar overnight, thanks to her breakup song concept album and its unforgettable lead single. When Riley’s ex-husband claims the hit song is about him, she does something she hasn’t in ten years and calls Max Harcourt, her college boyfriend, and the real inspiration for the song of the summer.
Max hasn’t spoken to Riley since their relationship ended. He’s content with managing the retirement home his family owns, but it’s not the life he dreamed of filled with music. When Riley asks him to go public as her song-writing muse, he agrees on one condition: he’ll join her in her band on tour. As they perform across the country, Max and Riley start to realize that while they hit some wrong notes in the past, their future could hold incredible things. And their rekindled relationship will either last forever – or go down in flames . . .
From the authors of The Roughest Draft and Do I Know You?, Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka bring a new romance all about second chances with The Breakup Tour.
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Wibberley and Siegemund-Broka (who last collaborated on The Roughest Draft) bring readers a sweet second-chance romance set in the music world. In college, Riley Wynn and Max Harcourt shared a whirlwind romance. Ten years later, Riley's a pop star who channels her heartbreak into song, and her latest breakup album has propelled her to new heights. Though she's recently split from her obnoxious husband, Wesley, it's memories of Max that inspired her lead single, "Until You." When Wesley uses the song to boost his follower count online by unsubtly implying he's the subject, Riley sets out to change the narrative, reaching out to Max—who truly broke her heart—for the first time in years. Max chose saving his parent's retirement home business over pursuing his own musical dreams. When Riley unexpectedly reenters his life asking if she can go public about their past relationship, he sees his chance to play guitar again, agreeing only if she will allow him to join her tour. On stage and on the road together, the pair's spark reignites, but can they move on from past hurt to love again? The authors dedicate the novel "to the Swifties, and Miss Swift," making the inspiration for Riley clear. Equally apparent is how well suited Max and Riley are. Fans will have no trouble rooting for these two.
