Even If It Breaks Your Heart

The setting feels so authentic, especially with the music scenes. I'm curious whether Erin Hahn drew from personal experience or extensive research.

Their struggles felt very real, but I kept wondering if their choices were relatable or a bit idealized. What was the most surprising aspect of their development?

The balance between heartfelt moments and tension was really well done. I wonder if the author aimed for a specific tone or let the characters guide that.