Review: ;0)
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 9, 2012
4.5 starsStory: GOODIntimacy Level: GOODEnjoyment: GREATLength: 3496 kindleStyle: Rock Band/ Mature Adult RomanceSeries: My Misery Muse #1I flipping heart this book. In the beginning, I was a bit worried, but it turned out to be very much enjoyable for me. Devi and Seth were teenage sweethearts, with Seth being the best friend of Devi's brother, Drake. Being together in their youth was the best time for both until Seth's music took off leaving the couple separated for years. Now Seth is back in town with his band and things becomes, exciting, complicated and interesting but back to complicated for both Seth and Devi.Devi was not the typical main heroine for me, and that's what made me love her. She looks like a rocker chick and works as a tattoo artist, but yet down to earth and is a chick that has always been in love. Seth was just yummy. What the author described physically of him did not go unnoticed, especially in bed. I love where his tats and piercings were. With the history Seth and Devi shared, when they both came back together in each others life again, it wasn't easy. The first part of the story explains this as they both had to get through a few hurdles, a main one in particular. Once they both slowly started to come around, this book took off for me. I love them together and that ending gets a thumbs up.As much as I loved Devi and Seth, I don't think this story would have been mostly exciting without the other characters. The band, family and friends made this read for me what it was.  With the author's next book in the series, I hope it focuses on another character and not fully on Seth and Devi. There were so many characters but I really loved, so cute I want to squeeze his cheeks, Jaks, then Drake, X, Cin, Mag and Eli. I thought they were so messed up but I love there friendship. Sidebar: I felt bad for Cris *head shake*.The only thing I will say for me personally, is when the author would sometimes go in to the different point of view moments, that started off a bit confusing but got use to it. But overall, a good read and look forward to the next book.