Review: It was okay
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2014
Daltry and Daisy were friends since they were 5 years old.  14 years later, Daltry and his brothers are  rock stars.  When Daltry left the year before he became a success, Daisy did not even say bye to him.  Years later, Daltry was not sure what caused Daisy to break up their friendship and stop talking to him.  Daisy went through something that could affect a person’s trust in people.  I was able to understand through the author’s writing how Daisy suffered.There are a lot of scenes with her new friends Karen and Paige.  I think it is nice to introduce the heroine’s friends into a story and especially for Daisy who has stayed away from people for so long, but it became too much.  25% into the story majority of the scenes were with Daisy, Karen, and Paige.  Even though we got Daltry’s POV and some flashbacks, I wanted to start the story with Daltry, not the friends.Daltry is very different character.  He is a rock star, but not a man whore.  His fame has not gotten to his head. Daisy and Daltry are very sweet together when we finally get to see them together.The story is very simple with the friendship breaking apart and Daltry not knowing why Daisy has not talked to him.  Daisy has never told him the tragedy that happened to her. Nothing really happens besides Daisy and Daltry trying to figure out where they stand in the relationship. I was hoping for something a little more and I think that is what left me disappointed.  Some uncertainty is added to the story, but I knew that part of the story was not going to go anywhere.  Overall, an okay read. I think certain scenes could have been executed better.A copy was provided by the author/publisher in exchange for an honest review.