The Rocker
That Holds Me (The Rocker, #1) by Terri Ann Browning
Browning tells
the story of a young rock and roll band who are gaining wide spread success.
They have booze, guitars and all the women they could want. Including Emma, the
childhood girl that they rescued from a life of abuse and neglect. Now their
pseudo touring assistant, Emma gives them everything they want and hides her
secret love for one in the band. Everything changes when her world is turned
upside down and the boys find themselves in a situation they never thought
possible.
I really liked
this one. I read the story in one sitting and couldn’t help but feel happy
afterwards. I’m a sucker for any story about a rocker who turns soft for the
woman he loves... and who doesn’t? If you’re looking for a fun, flirty read,
this one is for you! (7 out of 10)
Trick by
Lori Garrett
Meet Gunner and
Harlow. They had one summer of intensely passionate romance until Gunner
stomped on Harlow’s heart and left her for greener pastures. Fast forward a few
years, Harlow is back and she’s not about to take no for an answer. The Gunner
she fell in love with is hiding behind his bad boy facade and she will stop at
nothing to get him back.
While I enjoyed
Trick, it wasn’t my favorite. I felt like the story was a little tired and the
pacing was off. It was another book about the bad boy in town falling for the
rich Daddy’s girl. It romance was interesting and it was a pretty steamy read
but overall it was a book I quickly forgot after finishing. (5 out of 10)
Real (Real,
Raw & Ripped, #1) by Kathy Evans
Real is about a
troubled and dark underground fighting champion and a put together and strong
women who becomes his sort of trainer/physical therapist. Remington is a
fighter with serious problems but when he meets Brooke and he can’t think of
anything but her.
This is one of
those romance novels that could have been a lot more if there had been some
serious editing. There were cases of “insta-love” and the almost primal need
Remy has for Brooke was unbelievable, if not slightly disturbing. I finished the book
only to see how things ended, but I won’t be picking up any of the other
stories in the series. (3 out of 10)
Damaged
(Damaged, #1) by H.M. Ward
Damaged is
about totally hot teacher Peter and his student Sydney. At a chance meeting,
Sydney and Peter instantly hit it off and things get hot and heavy. Then,
suddenly, Peter stops and shows Sydney the door. The next day, she comes to
find that Peter is the new teacher in her department... talk about tension...
I just recently
did a review for Losing It and it follows a similar line. Someone you almost
hook up with the night before ends up as your teacher in the morning. While
Damaged wasn’t my favorite book of all time, I really liked it. It was done way
better than Losing It and while the characters were a little one-dimensional, I
read Damaged in one sitting and I was happy I had read it. (6 out of 10)
All of these
books have rave reviews on Goodreads.com so even if I wasn’t a big fan, they
are all definitely worth checking out. If you’re bored on a lazy Sunday, these
are great, quick reads to relax the day away!
Happy Reading :)
I've seen a lot of mixed reviews for Real, but after reading yours, I can tell I wouldn't enjoy it. Insta-love? Meh. I've always been interested about Trick, but I haven't really read reviews for it. Sounds just okay. The one that calls out to me out of all of these is the first one! Rockers, God, they get you every time!
ReplyDeleteTrick was okay, it was just kind of all over the place. I would definitely recommend Rocker That Holds Me! Rockers (and princes) get me every time!
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