The Soundtrack Series by Tanzania Glover, Cambrese Betts

After a seven year hiatus, Jauri Tutuola-Justice is finally ready to make music again, but when old flame Orrin Greenwood finesses his way back into her life, she has to decide if she will fight for the family she has or allow herself to get caught back up in his rhythm. Even though a divorced and deeply apologetic Orrin has changed his tune and once again set his sights on Jauri, time has not healed all wounds and she may not be so eager to collaborate with him this time.

Librarian's Note: the Kindle edition of Music to My Ears has now been split into two novels - this is the second part. She made him face the music. Orrin Greenwood, ex-boy-bander and notorious womanizer, is ready to make his big comeback. Needing a hit record sooner than later, his manager suggests up-and-coming singer/songwriter Jauri Tutuola... moreLibrarian's Note: the Kindle edition of Music to My Ears has now been split into two novels - this is the second part. She made him face the music. Orrin Greenwood, ex-boy-bander and notorious womanizer, is ready to make his big comeback. Needing a hit record sooner than later, his manager suggests up-and-coming singer/songwriter Jauri Tutuola. He jumps at the chance thinking she will be an easy ride to the top of the charts, but what he doesn't anticipate is her taking him on the most thrilling tour of his life as she makes him confront his past and make room for her on his stage and in his future.Surrounded by a music industry full of clones, Jauri “JT” Tutuola wants to break new ground and do things her way. She vows to no longer let anything keep her from the spotlight, especially not her deeply melanated skin, her bushy hair or her “creative genius” label head. She initially dismisses Orrin as just another distraction until he begins to show her that making music and making love don't have to be mutually exclusive.The Soundtrack Series follows Jauri and Orrin, two star-crossed lovers determined not to let anything thwart their attempts at staying on beat even though their jam session has many interruptions over a span of fifteen years less