Review: Pieces of the Night

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I already had a life. A future. A man I'd promised forever to.

But the night I found Chase Rhodes—bleeding, broken, and more lost than I was—everything changed.

I wasn't supposed to let him in. Wasn't supposed to write music with him in secret beneath the moon.

What started as a quiet escape became something unstoppable. Our songs caught fire, and now the whole world knows our names.

Music has a way of pulling the broken together, even when the timing is impossible and the fallout inevitable.

But some hearts don't settle. Some songs were never meant to stay quiet.

Because the night I saved him was only the beginning.

And loving me might be the last risk he'll ever take.

Genre: contemporary romance

Publication date: April 2026

Mature content: yes

Review: Pieces of the Night was an emotional and gripping read, just like all other books I've read before by this author. The characters felt raw and realistic, and the story kept me invested from beginning to end. Ms. Hartman does a great job balancing heavy emotions with moments of connection and hope.

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That said, some of the themes covered in the book are very intense and can be difficult to read at times, so I would definitely recommend checking the content warnings beforehand. While not an easy book from an emotional point of view, it was still a powerful and memorable story overall - and the love story between Chase and Annalise is certainly epic.

Happy readings!

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