Download Now The Music Of The Spheres Originated By Chase Potter Issued As Paperback

wanted to review the book for weeks now, Ive betaread it, I love it, its amazing,

Have you ever read a book and felt speechless afterwards That happened to me, How do I describe the range of emotions this book had put me through If I say I love it, I laughed and I cried that sounds so trite.
With this book I have the feeling that words really cant express the way it touched me, Sure, I can tell you its amazing, I can tell you its the best book Chase has written so far, that he is such a talented author.
I can assure you that Im not wasting my time betareading books of mediocre authors, But I still would feel like I just can't explain the range of emotions this books evoked in me adequately.
It's just sooooo amazing.
In my opinion Chase Potter is extremely talented, his books arent cookiecutter but each individual pearls of creativity.
Sodespite the theme of this book sounds familiar friends to lovers over high school/college time, the book is unique and extremely well written.


Im absolutely convinced that Chase Potter's books are little pieces of art and should be read by everybody who loves the power of the written word.

Chase Potter can make me FEEL in the tips of my hair if he wants toyes, hes so good.

So if you so far havent read any books written by him, then you should try this one.

It's been a long time since I had to stop reading a book, get up, walk around, and calm myself down.
That may sound like a negative opening to this review of Chase Potter's The Music of the Spheres, but it's anything but that.
Rather, this novel is so powerful and extraordinarily moving that I was simply overwhelmed and needed to collect myself before continuing my read.


In his three previous books, Potter created characters who I enjoyed, who I cared about, and who I wanted to learn even more about than I could between the covers of a paperback novel.
But in Music, he presents us with people who almost jump off the page, people I couldn't help but love almost immediately.


This one is so special and so worth reading that I won't even go into the characters, their dynamics, or the story itself.
Read the blurb, then read the book, and I'm sure you'll come to the same conclusion I did The Music of the Spheres is Chase Potter's best book to date.
I can't wait to see what he has in store for us next, “There is music in the beauty, and the silent note that cupid strikes, far sweeter than the sound of an instrument for there is music wherever there is harmony, order, or proportion and thus far we maintain the music of the spheres.
” Thomas Browne, Sr.

Ryan Mattson, of 'The Music of the Spheres' by Chase Potter, tries to keep his life as uncomplicated as possible.
Ryan has three things that are most important to himfootball, books, and his sister and father, Ryan's family is extremely close but his mother's death left a gaping hole, one it seems no one else would be able to close, until Adam comes along.
Ryan and Adam, another classmate, are assigned a school project together, At first, they are unsure of each other, but as time goes on, they discover that there is a phenomenal harmony between them.
Although Adam is last person Ryan would ever have suspected would do so, Adam insinuates himself into their lives and becomes part

of the family.


Although Ryan is exceptionally popular in high school, he has very few close friends, Except for his sister and his dad, Ryan keeps his emotional investment in people to a minimum, Ryan likes to stick to what he knows rather than be adventurous, He often rereads books he enjoys, rather than “take a chance” on a new one and possibly be disappointed.
Ryan wants to know the outcome of something before he attempts it, When he is paired with Adam, Ryan intends to follow the same pattern he always has interact with Adam as little as possible, get through the assignment, then go back to his mostly solitary, predictable existence.
In Adam's case, Ryan is not able to do so, He's inexplicably drawn to Adam and can't explain why, even to himself, All he knows is that it feels good to be around Adam and so he spends as much time with him as he can.
Ryan has moments of wondering if two guys should act and feel the way they do, but quickly pushes them out of the way.
Ryan has so many emotions locked inside it's difficult for him to express the way he feels, He reminds me of the old saying: ''If it ain't broke, don't fix it'' and that's how he views his relationship with Adam.


Unlike Ryan, Adam has a sense of what their relationship could be, He knows that it's more than a friendship because he is able to accept the way he feels about Ryan.
Adam also knows that if he says too much, or pushes too hard in that direction, Ryan will not be able to handle it.
Adam shows incredible patience and understanding, especially for a person so young but considering that his childhood forced him to grow up much faster than he should have, it isn't surprising.
Adam is ''wise beyond his years”, He's a survivor and is determined to survive this too, Unlike Ryan, Adam picks up every clue Ryan gives him and tries to act accordingly, Adam isn't a saint though, At times, he puts space between them because they both need it, but he always perseveres, Adam is Ryan's touchstone. He is there, if he possibly can be, whenever Ryan needs him, Adam even takes Ryan's place when Ryan doesn't have the strength or the energy to do something himself.
Adam is waiting for Ryan's epiphany to come, determined to be ready for Ryan when he realizes that he and Adam love each other in a way that goes far beyond friendship and that they are meant to be together.
Adam doesn't know how long it will take, but he is confident that it will happen and, when it does, he will be there waiting with arms open wide.


Even though this is technically a friendstolovers story, it doesn't have the same feel, Adam and Ryan take a long time getting together, but the process is far less angsty than in most books.
There's no rush to get where they are going because in many ways they are already there, Instead of having to build trust and loyalty between them, like other couples, it's been in existence almost from the beginning.
If you like stories about friendship, soulmates, families, overcoming grief, and unconditional love, you may enjoy this book.
Thanks so much, Chase, for Ryan and Adam who I am convinced, like Pythagoras, can also hear the music of the spheres.


NOTE: This book was provided by the author for the purpose of a review on sitelinkRainbow Book s.


Another great novel from Chase Potter! I couldn't wait to read this beautiful book, I love best friends to lovers stories and Chase has a way of making his stories feel so real to me.
And by real I mean believable,
I will always read me a Chase Potter novel!!
Great book! This book is everything I look for in a good love story.
I usually don't pay much attention to book covers, but this one drew me to it without even knowing anything about the story.
Turns out the book itself is pretty wonderful,

This author's writing is beautiful, The voice was perfect. The MCs were so lovable the secondary characters as well, I hesitate to call them secondary, because Ryan's father and sister were so well developed and had such meaningful roles.
All the different types of love here familial, best friends, and lovers, were so packed with emotion, I adored how deeply Ryan and Adam loved each other even before they were in love.
No silly miscommunications or characters being stupid, just life happening,

As sweet and often times funny as this book is, there's definitely a lot of heaviness and substance here.
It's a tearjerker. It's a simple friends to lovers, coming of age story, but it's done in a way that really makes it stand out from the many books with that theme.
Highly recommend to people who enjoyed books like Rock by Anyta Sunday or Memorizing you by Dan Skinner though it's not nearly as much of a sob fest as the latter.
I can't wait to read more from this author, .