Oh, I was drawn to these characters after the second chapter and was totally rooting for them from the beginning. It was lovely and although there was no major angst that pulled them back together, it was a great romance.

I was initially thinking of Taylor Swift and Karlie Kloss (which I don't know much about and am not a shipper). Then I was thinking of Hayley Kiyoko and Becca Tilley due to how the relationship developed.
The speed at which this book's relationship transpired was scary. The lesbian U-haul joke wasn't exaggerated since sapphic relationships tend to be so intense in such a short time which gives them the potential to be explosive. So I kept looking out for some drama but fortunately, this book was very low-key, no unnecessary drama and angst. I was able to enjoy this book and how Peyton and Dani became friends to lovers.
Lastly, I’m sorry but that cover needs update. I got the title, but the cover was just a no. I kept mistaking this book for one written in the 80-90s or something, so I kept skipping it on my TBR list. Then I read the Fire by Pyland which then prompted me to read this one.

Overall 4/5. Looking forward to the next book in the series (which interestingly was written/published before this book).

Neither Dani Wilder nor Peyton Gloss ever considered themselves Sapphic women. But when Peyton lays eyes on Dani for the first time at a concert she's playing, her entire world turns upside down. But Dani has a boyfriend! And he might propose soon!

Dani meets Peyton and she feels something she's never felt before and as she wonders if Peyton feels that way too, she begins to get hints that, yes, Peyton does feel that way. But Dani has a boyfriend!

Fear not! There's no cheating here, though there is an awakening, and a realization by both women that what they thought they wanted from life turns out to be not at all what they end up wanting.

Let Nicole Pyland take you on a journey of self-discovery, of questioning one's confidence despite being the world's top pop musician or a top supermodel, and of finding the strength and courage to try.

was i imagining a certain blondie singer with a name starting with t and her supermodel “bff” with a name starting with k while reading this? of course NOT

This is a sweet, wholesome love story with no angst. "No After You" has great characters, moves the plot at a decent pace and is just great to experience.

Sweet and straight forward in a good way

Easy to listen to first-time romance that was exactly what I was looking for today. No major drama or angst really. The narrator did a fine job. I will absolutely give the author another read. This was my first of her work.