Review: Rock 'n' Roll 'n' Love
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 22, 2013
Blaze Shinozuka has just received the chance of a lifetime. A major record company has flown him to San Antonio to audition for the job as a replacement guitarist for Cassie, a famous pop star. He plays for Jason Stockton-celebrity manager for Cassie and other major artists-who really likes what he hears and offers Blaze the job. Blaze and Jason also find themselves strongly attracted to each other, but both try to ignor it because it’s not a good idea to mix business with pleasure. Despite all the reasons why not, the two start a relationship that must survive lies, misunderstandings, and the jealousy and manipulations of others determined to pull them apart and ruin any chance they have for the future.This is a character driven story with a plot that flows smoothly from beginning to end. The characters are convincing, believable, and three dimensional. The obstacles and roadblocks that Blaze and Jason fight through help both of them heal from their painful pasts, and give them hope for a happy future. The backstory fills in any gaps, and you don’t have any “huh?” moments. The sex is passionate, tender, and VERY hot without being over the top. The author’s writing style is clean, original, and concise. The author gives a very compelling look at what goes on behind the scenes of the rock ‘n’ roll world, and the personal drama that occurs there. The story has a HEA ending, and I really enjoyed reading it. If you’re looking for a rock ‘n’ roll tale that is anything but ordinary, check this book out for yourself.