Jada is a successful businesswoman with no time for games. She adheres to a certain standard and won't back down. But she lets her employee drag her to  jazz club and meets the owner (Maurice) and suddenly her rules might go out the window. 

So I liked Maurice for Jada. She needed someone to anchor her a bit. She was so busy carving out this perfect life, she was letting friends and love pass her by. I love that Maurice made his own dreams come true. I love that he was able to draw a boundary with his family. Speaking of, the background family shenanigans almost took me too fast, but it balanced out. Jada did her running, and I was frustrated with her, but she was teachable and I did like that. The side characters did just enough to be interesting, and I love the passion Jada and Maurice shared. They both learned from one another and defended what they were building. This was a nice book.