Review: I really loved the setting of Rocked. Taryn Elliott and Carie Quinn did a great job of...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 29, 2014
I really loved the setting of Rocked. Taryn Elliott and Cari Quinn did a great job of setting the scene for all the music venues and creating a great atmosphere. It really made me feel as if I were there. There were a lot of details I enjoyed; including the scavenger hunts for Oblivion fans, and the way Jazz was always recording everything for their social media. Little things like that made me enjoy the book more.Harper grew up on the road with her parents as a roadie, so she knows all about the lifestyle of rock bands. She's not there to make friends, but Deacon makes it hard for her to stay away. Deacon isn't like other members of his band. He's responsible and always thinks things through. He really grounds everyone together and is the responsible one, which also makes him some what of a target with the other male band mates.As a chef for all the touring bands, Harper just wants a spot on the catering company she's working for. As her relationship with Deacon intensifies, she's not sure she wants a long term commitment. After all, how can a relationship with a man who will always be on the road go while Harper is trying to build a career? Will Deacon convince Harper that love conquers all?I can't wait to read about more members of the band-especially Jazz and Gray. I hope Nicky meets someone who will knock him on his a$$ and humble him a little too.Oh, and I want Harper's chicken salad recipe :-)