This book was everything I wanted it to be! I knew there is a reason I couldn't wait to get Nixon's story. There was just something about him, destructive for sure, but something more as he is genuinely a good friend to both his band mates Jonas and Quinn, wanting THEM to be happy even if he couldn't see any happiness in his own life. But things are about to change. He has made a decision to deal with his addictions but it doesn't mean he is ready to deal with its reasons which has it's prices.
"Hush Note" has been Nixon Winters' life for the past 10 years. He is everything a true rockstar is - A good looking guitar player who (seems to) enjoy fame as it comes with money, women, alcohol and drugs. His band members are worried about him. They see this isn't about fame it's about not being "there" and not dealing with whatever it is that makes him so careless about his life especially during the summer months. When Nixon commits himself into a rehab center all they want to do is hope and pray this time it's for good which is why they take him home to his luxurious apartment and expect to stay as long as it takes.. But "Hush Note"'s manager has already made his own preparations for Nixon's return and they involve having his assistant Zoe Shannon as Nixon's personal "babysitter" making sure he doesn't get back to his vices and moreover starts WRITING. Janos and Quinn has already started some work on their next album but the one who writes the music has always been Nixon and so the brand - meaning Nixon - NEEDS to get on track.