Highly recommended!

Fortune Calling (The Fortune Series,#1) by Hunter S Jones is a heart-warming contemporary romance set in the harsh music world. The author pulled me in from the first chord and filled every page with notes both high and low to compose a masterful C&W operetta worthy of the Grand Ole Opry.
Dallas Fortune (love this name) struggles to make a name for herself in the brutal world of C&W. She can play a guitar with the best of them, but guitarists are a dime a dozen. Then one day she discovers a mandolin and her fortune changes in more ways than she could ever wish for.
Dallas falls in love with the hottest name in the business and plays in his band. She is also befriended by the biggest name ever who plays her fairy Godmother. But as often happens, it all comes crumbling down.
Alone and jobless, Dallas drifts along until she sees a neon sign that calls to her. She enters the shop and has her fortune read.
Will the cards put Dallas back onto the road to fortune, will her love life finally get put on track. The cards tell her something amazing, so read this wonderful book to find out.
A FIVE STAR drama/romance for all lovers of life music and fortunes waiting n the wings. Highly recommended.

This short novel by Hunter S. Jones is the first in what I predict will be a fabulous series. Dallas Fortune is a musician living in Tennessee who has some tough decisions to make. No one knows what the future holds, except maybe fortune tellers! Pick it up to see what happens to Dallas and her musical career. If you love music, romance and the angst of making the right decision, you'll love this book.

Poignant and Uplifting!
In this excellent short story, the author manages to weave self-help, relationship advice, and life lessons into a beautiful reading moment, filled with vivid imagery and honest emotion. The story is a fast read, which is good because once you get started you won’t want to stop until it is done. As is only true for the best of stories, this one feels very real, as if it is the author’s own personal life rather than a character’s. In only twenty some odd pages you grow to know and love this character. Although the story is quite complete and stand alone, I am now quite invested and would like to know what happens next in her life.

As per usual I had no trouble getting into a book written by Hunter S Jones. It is again very skilfully written. Even with the Southern vernicular used, it read easy. To be honest the Southern drawl was one of the reasons it appealed even more, made it even more real so to speak.
It's only a short short, and there's a very open end, which I''m normally not a real fan of, but in this case the open end had a feel of closure to it.

It's funny and captivating, the main character is a woman I could relate to and the choices she makes are very in character.

I will look forward to the next installment in this series.