Love is a War Song

This contemporary romance was a quick, sweet airplane read with Disney Channel Original Movie vibes—simple, feel-good, and timely on identity. A pop star gets cancelled after a scandalous headdress in her video (tied to her estranged Native American, Muscogee heritage), so her mom sends her to live with her Oklahoma tribe grandma, where she navigates ranch life, cowboys, and self-discovery. I appreciated the discussions on cultural identity, offense taken on behalf of others, and community belonging without preachiness; it was a solid summer read focusing on her growth. No major flaws—it was fine, enjoyable in one sitting, though contemporary references like Elon Musk were a personal ick. Recommend for light romances with cultural depth and Hannah Montana-esque charm.