Cover Design: Okay Creations
Photo credit: Eric David Battershell
Model: Johnny Kane
Release Date: May 18, 2017
Synopsis
His heart beats for the music. She's his favorite song.
Lyric Cassidy knows a thing or two about bad boy rock stars with raspy vocals that can cause an entire arena to swoon. In fact, her heart was just played by one. So when she takes an assignment as road manager for the world famous rock star, Wolf, she's prepared to take him on, full suit of heart-armor intact.
Wolf is the sexy lead singer for the hottest rock band around with a line-up of guaranteed one night stands. Lyric Cassidy isn’t one of them. That’s fine with him. Women like Lyric come with fairytale expectations, so it should be easy to stay away. Too bad she's hot as sin with a fiery temper and a mouth that drives him wild.
She’s also got something to hide. Something he discovers. Something he wants …
Sharing a tour bus, neither of them are prepared for the miles of road ahead and the fierce attraction they feel toward one another—a dangerous combination.
My Opinion
I will be honest and admit that it was the covers that drew me to this duet. I had kind of gone off rocker romances when I saw these books, but I liked the covers too much not to give them a go.
To begin with I thought I was going to regret my choice, and I was once again cursing myself for falling for a pretty cover. The start didn't really hook me, and with some horrible description and similes jarring me from the writing, I considered not finishing the book. Seriously, some things should just not be used as a comparison.
Anyway, I stuck with it and was pleasantly surprised. The last two thirds of the book held my attention much better, and by the end I didn't want it to stop. Somehow, the author managed to win me over so that I was fully invested in Lyric and Wolf's story.
Although things moved quickly between them both, I liked the intensity they had. They had a lot in common and a lot to lose but I liked that they took a chance on each other.
Overall, this book started off as only okay, but I'm glad I stuck with it. It's a good read I'd recommend and I'm looking forward to book 2.
My Opinion
I will be honest and admit that it was the covers that drew me to this duet. I had kind of gone off rocker romances when I saw these books, but I liked the covers too much not to give them a go.
To begin with I thought I was going to regret my choice, and I was once again cursing myself for falling for a pretty cover. The start didn't really hook me, and with some horrible description and similes jarring me from the writing, I considered not finishing the book. Seriously, some things should just not be used as a comparison.
Anyway, I stuck with it and was pleasantly surprised. The last two thirds of the book held my attention much better, and by the end I didn't want it to stop. Somehow, the author managed to win me over so that I was fully invested in Lyric and Wolf's story.
Although things moved quickly between them both, I liked the intensity they had. They had a lot in common and a lot to lose but I liked that they took a chance on each other.
Overall, this book started off as only okay, but I'm glad I stuck with it. It's a good read I'd recommend and I'm looking forward to book 2.
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