The Sound Of Settling - Tara Dublin

\nTara Dublin has that rarest of skills: she knows how to tell a story with startlingly funny and soulful elegance. Get lost in her world, and her wonderful writing voice. You won't want to leave that world, and you shouldn't. -Cameron Crowe, Oscar-winning director and screenwriter\n \n \n\n \n \n\n \n \n\n \nWelcome to your all-access backstage pass to the hottest rock and roll love story inspired by the ultimate meet-cool, because the fanfiction genre has never had a more uniquely awesome origin story!\n \n \n\n \nTake the wild world of Almost Famous, throw in the romantic intensity of Daisy Jones and the Six with just a touch of The Way We Were, and then give it a Warped Tour soundtrack.\n \n \n\n \nAs Death Cab for Cutie so famously sang, this is The Sound of Settling: \n \n \n\n \nIt's 2006, and Lila Ericson Donovan is married to one of the world's biggest rock stars: Grady Donovan, lead singer of the Grammy-winning band Case Closed. Grady plucked Lila from the front row of one of his concerts in 2001 and swept her away into a life she thought she wanted.\n \nThe Sound of Settling tells the love story between Lila and Grady in a character study that unfolds across five years and countless tour stops until everything becomes one big blur.\n \n \n\n \nStarting with their unexpected meet-cool, Lila is quickly given a seemingly perfect life on the road. Red carpets, limos, private jets, hanging out with the upper echelon of rock royalty...it's the American dream, isn't it? She's with the band!\n \n \n\n \nBut for those who actually live it, it isn't always like the glossy photos in Rolling Stone. The rock 'n' roll lifestyle is a hard one even for those deeply in love, and outside obligations and distractions can impact even the most solid of marriages. Especially when the dream life you've been given is actually someone else's dream.\n \n \n\n \nAnd when life on the road comes to a screeching halt at the kind of tour stop Lila and Grady never could have expected, she's forced to make the kinds of choices too many women are faced with.\n \n \n\n \nSo will Lila stay or will she go?\n