Review: Brilliant as usual
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 7, 2013
I loved this book for many reasons:  I love rock music, I love kick-ass heroines, bad-ass rock stars, romance and humor, this book had it all.Scarlett is the Normalizer (I like that word, it describes what she does perfectly), she moves in when tough love is required to pull someone out of a downward spiral, and she does it well.Tarin is the very young, seriously out of control rock-star.  He did not know it, but he needed her.  His life changed in ways he would never have imagined when he first met her.Scarlett started off as this tough as nails chick but ended up taking far more than I thought she would have, or should have, from an arrogant and egotistical rock star - even though she was strangely attracted to him.  He constantly said and did things which had me cringing or itching to give him a slap, but Scarlett accepted it and went along with him, which surprised me to an extent as it seemed so out of character for her.  However, the further I got into the book, the more I understood her as a person, and as someone who was dealing with her own problems and tragedy in the only way she knew how.I loved the ending, it was not what I was expecting, but it was the perfect ending for this story.  It is the ending that actually redeemed Tarin in my eyes - he finally grew up, and became a man.My personal hero in this story is Jack ......... a rock star, gorgeous and sexy.  He has all the right moves and says all the right things and actually means them. I would LOVE to read a follow up to this story, but featuring the oh so sexy Jack.I highly recommend this book - it has a very good storyline with really interesting and complex characters, and is so well written it was a pleasure to read.  Elle Casey rocks!!