Jasmine was
one of the survivors of the typhoon that hit the Philippines. After an ordeal
like that, Jasmine realized how precious life is and it should never be
squandered at a boring and stressful banking job. So she quit.
“It gave her a sense of hope that
there was something better to come. There had to be a way to find the sunshine
behind the grey clouds.” (13)
Meanwhile, memories of the man she’s
wanted but could never have flitter through her mind. Now Romeo was a singing
superstar. Soon, the media blares with tragic disappearance of the star’s
brother. Could this be a possible suicide?
A reunion is brought on by tragedy,
and a tragedy inspires a benefit concert. With Jasmine helping him, the two
become closer.
The writing had a deep and lovely
prose, and the story kept a leisurely pace. It was simple with an overdramatic
flair, especially with emotions. At times, it got a little slow and
complicated.
A decent read.
My rating: 3 stars
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