Review: You can't resist this 5 star read!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2014
I don't give out the elusive 5 star rating lightly. In fact, it's a very rare thing for me. Only maybe six books out of a hundred have earned that rating from me. Well, make that seven.Before I say anything else, I want to warn of a possible spoiler. Do not read the rest of this paragraph if you don't want to know a small spoiler. Going into this book, I already knew it was a rock star book. In fact, I think it drew me to it more, bc I love a good rock star romance. I've read a lot of them lately. They all seem the same. Even this one uses a lot of the same premises as the cliche rocker books I've read of late. However, this author manages to take the same old premise and turn it into an interesting, addictive, page-Turner I couldn't put down. I didn't want to put it down. I'm still riding on the high of this amazing story.So, what's it about? Holliday Hughes is a young, professional woman who has her own successful company and isn't looking for love--she has everything she needs already. She finds herself in Vegas on business. After a boring business conference she makes her way to the hotel bar for a drink to relax. An undercover security guy working for the bar insists on seeing her ID. Before she knows it, she's naked with the hot undercover hotel security guy in his suite. She finds herself inexplicably drawn to him, beyond what she should feel for a one-night stand. But he has more than one side, and she senses he's hiding something.Jack Dalton wasn't looking for love. Not by a long shot. But when he laid eyes on Holliday, something about her drew him in. The sex was great, and he knew he had to see her again. So they made a weekend of it. Once his secret was revealed, he feared he'd never see her again.After Vegas they're both forced back into reality. Back to their own separate lives. Can their relationship withstand the harsh realities of the real world?Not only could I not put this one down, but I'd recommended it to half a dozen friends before I even finished it. Yep, it's that good. Jack Dalton/Johnny Outlaw just joined my list of favorite book boyfriends. I can't wait to read more from this author!