Review: ENJOYED IT
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 17, 2013
I had been looking forward to Kellen's story and without doubt the author has written his tale very sensitively. Whether I found it all totally believable is debatable.Kellen's fiancée Sara has been dead for five years, she had extracted a promise from him never to be inside another woman. In fact the more we discover about the late Sara the more unpleasant she sounds. Making Kellen promise that just seems entirely selfish. But what made me laugh is Kellen has his own spin on what his promise means he can and can't do. Whereas I'm sure the late selfish and jealous Sara intended that he never touch another woman in any way ever again.But Kellen has not had penetrative sex with a woman for five years, that seemed a bit unrealistic to me, especially as he's a young man and a Rockstar surrounded by women.Then while at his beach house he hears piano music, from the house next door. He goes to investigate and this is when he meets Dawn, a Grammy award winning composer. Little does Kellen realise that his promise is about to be tested.Olivia Cunning is one of the best at writing Rockstar romance, and once again she comes up trumps. Kellen is a damaged man his guilt and regrets are deep in his soul. Since the first story in this series I have been hoping he would be able to find happiness. Dawn was perfect for him.What I didn't like is why oh why has the author given us the Lindsey character she's awful, now she's back causing a whole load of drama. I'm sure we all know how that's going to end. But this story did end on a more hopeful note for Kellen.