Review: Has potential for a great follow up book
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 20, 2013
Hannah has been left with very little. Her father told her she had to learn to be tough and more so because she is a princess. A daughter is a princess in every father’s eyes though. But when the father is at the root of Hannah’s new life, it is hard to believe that she is still a princess.Hannah has to find a way to survive until her daddy returns. Not knowing exactly how long that will be, she comes up with a plan to get money quickly so she can continue to live. The Storm. She can always get money out of them. Try to get them to buyout their contract with her father’s management company. Yes, she can do this…But what happens when the band doesn’t cave? They haven’t had anyone helping manage them as a band in so long and in bounces this little princess and really, what is she going to do to help? How could she possibly get them the gigs they need and want?On top of all of Hannah’s money woes, there is Jack Colt, the band’s lead singer. Yup, he’s gonna make her life hell and she knows it. He’s rude and arrogant and just mean to her. But that one kiss when he mistakes his new manager for a groupie does things to Hannah that she doesn’t expect. Though she swears that she is not attracted to him.I enjoyed the learning experience that Hannah had to get through the situations that she was in. She learned how to live away from the money and she learned to believe she could do something for others and not just for her own selfish purposes. I liked the growth she had as a character. I also liked Jack’s edgy personality. He pushed her buttons but when he did, it seemed to work out for his own selfish purposes. But I am left wondering if that too came at a cost. There were a lot of unanswered questions with his character so it’s hard to say where he was when the book came to an end. I was left intrigued by what was going through his head.I did enjoy the angsty moments in this book as well as the growing attraction between the characters. I think this book has a lot of potential for a second book as it leaves itself open for so much more. I just wanted more of the story.*I recieved a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review*