Sarah fled her city, seeking a fresh start and a new life. Strong yet sensitive, she carries a quiet loneliness beneath her resilience. As she steps into unfamiliar territory, she will uncover a world of possibilities, forge new friendships, and-perhaps-find a love that can heal her heart.

Wait until the music's over is a story of love, secrets, regrets, what-ifs and of course... music! The story begins in 1990, when Angie Pacifico, a young film student, and wannabe screenwriter, moves from Idaho to the Emerald City. She meets a young woman, apparently very different from her, who turns her life around completely. Angie finds herself right in the middle of the newest, craziest, most interesting and most diverse music scene of the time. Her life intertwines on different levels with the story of various bands of the local grunge scene, with Pearl Jam being the main focus.

Layla hasn't always had it easy. After moving to Seattle from England, she becomes trapped in a broken and abusive relationship. But what happens when she meets a shy singer from California. Will she stay with someone to keep herself safe, or will she take a risk?

When a mid western girl moves to Seattle, Washington looking for a fresh start, she has no idea she's placed herself at the forefront of a new movement called grunge. The year is 1989.

Becky is smart, successful and driven. She loves being a nurse in Seattle's Emergency Room. She's dated doctors and lawyers and thinks she knows exactly how her life should be until she meets Eddie. Eddie Vedder, a long haired grunge musician with a huge chip on his shoulder, never expected a woman like Becky to fall for him. Could she really love him? Is he good enough for her? Can she stop him from pushing her away? Can she help him see that he deserves to be happy?