Review: Loved it But. . . . .
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 25, 2013
Before everyone starts yelling at me that it is a story about rock stars and it is bound to have some use of illegal substances, I knew that! The reduction of a star is purely due to the fact I thought the lead lady would have had something to say about that use, it never came up. This is the one and only reason a star was taken away otherwise this would have been 5stars all the way.Ok now my small rant is over i'll get to the story. It centres around a TV producer/executive (not sure of her initial title) who's boss, who happens to be her friend and mentor, fires her in the belief that she has become too comfortable in her role and that she needs to make a name for herself in the industry for what he knows she is capable of. In comes the job that he has lined up for her, reality TV, and reality TV of a rock group no less!Instantly when the characters meet the first time the chemistry is sizzling and the scene in the initial meeting had me fanning myself and, a bit evil I know, hoping they would get caught out! I could picture her face when she discovered who was with her in that meeting! Anyway they head on tour and the pair become friends but misunderstandings and rock star egos get in the way of what is obviously between the pair.The ending was, for lack of a better word, sweet but I would have loved for Michael to get his comeuppance for his role in the story, perhaps Katie giving him a good punch or all the guys in the band taking part?! (I have an evil side what can I say!)This is part of a series about the guys in the band and can be either read as a stand alone or part of the series, for me this was the first one that I had read. I will now be looking at the others!Please note I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.