Review: As Dust Dances by Samantha Young
This was just the book I needed to get my happy back.
Category: Rock & Roll
Audiobook Review: Managed by Kristen Callihan
I adored Gabriel and Sophie together, so why haven’t I finished the story, you ask…
Audiobook Review: Idol by Kristen Callihan
I am glad I was finally able to check this off my TBR list.
Review: One More Moment by Samantha Chase
This story had a great start but you could see right away that Julian was in a toxic place and the relationship could only be doomed but you know that it was something worthing fighting for and you just have to wait for him to figure it out.
Review: Live Out Loud by Marie Meyer
I started out really liking the characters but the story sort of petered out. The real drama faded away and the author threw one in that felt made up. Since there was no real substance to the story, the characters didn’t flesh out.
Review: Dirty by Kylie Scott
This was not what I expected and the ending did seem a bit abrupt, but I did enjoy it. There was a lot of secondary character introduction to set up for future stories.
Review: Take Me Home Tonight by Erika Kelly
I enjoyed watching this story unfold. Mimi is such a vibrant character and such a contrast to passionate but closed off Calix. Calix screws up near the end and personally, I wouldn’t have given him another chance but thankfully this was a romance and there was a HEA.
Audiobook Review: Rock Redemption by Nalini Singh
Rock Redemption is a painfully beautiful, rip-your-heart-out romance. I saw several reviews discussing how this story will rip open your emotions and it is all true. You will feel all the pain and torment as Kit and Noah try and work through their love for each other and Noah’s dark past.
Review: I Want You to Want Me by Erika Kelly
A great story with fabulous characters. I have already downloaded Book 1 from the series so I can read Emmie and Slater’s story.
Review: Sweet Ache by K. Bromberg
I am sure that I am not being fair to this story since a search of Goodreads show me in the minority, but I couldn’t get passed the beginning of this story. It wasn’t the womanizing rock star that was the problem, it was the hypocritical heroine.
