Her fiancé is a fellow surgeon, a jewish man which her family whole-heartedly approve of. But they are close as can be, and have been a part of each other’s lives since they were teenagers, Chaya there with Ben every step of the way as his band found success, fame, and more money than they ever could have dreamed of having.īut everything is about to change, because Chaya is engaged. Their situation is one they are both aware of, so they have never really discussed their feelings for each other, knowing that it is pointless. She is devout Jewish Orthodox, her family would never approve of Ben being in her life, and to continue living in the faith that means so much to her, she needs to marry a Jewish man.

They love each other, deeply, but they cannot be together due to Chaya’s religion. Though their friends suspect there is more to their friendship, they insist that they are strictly platonic, but the truth is actually way more complicated. It’s a wonderful finish to what has become one of my favourite rockstar series, and I loved every moment of this one!īen and Chaya have been the best of friends through the whole series. The fifth and final book of the Excess All Areas series, this is an angsty, emotional, and beautiful friends-to-lovers romance that has had four books of build-up, and now we get to see it unfold with all the feels. “Loving you has always been the easiest part of my life.” And it’s up to Ben to fight for Chaya or let her go forever. When tragedy reunites them, Chaya is caught between her fiancé and her love. Now she’s marrying another man, and Ben is beginning to wonder just when Chaya will realise it’s him she should be saying I do to. Ben will never be the one for his daughter. He’s loved Chaya for what feels like forever.īut her father made it crystal clear. When Ben receives his Save The Date card, he gets so drunk he falls off stage during their American breakthrough tour. Being in love with her best friend, Sad Fridays’ guitarist, Ben King, the man who saved her years ago, is agony. If only the man she was marrying was the man she loved with all her heart.īeing a contemporary woman in a traditional faith requires compromise. The wedding plans are underway, and the Save the Date cards are sent.

Love In Moments by Scarlett Cole