Review: Rock Star and the Church Mouse
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2014
This wasn't a bad book at all. I enjoyed the ride it took me on as I read. The issue? It is like all the rest. It could've been slightly different because of certain events, but I think those story lines got swallowed up by the sex.The book was a typical boy meets girl, has no intention of falling for her, has amazing sex, gets to know girl, falls in love, and sweeps girl off her feet. The end. Throw in some BDSM and a girl who is a "church mouse" on the outside, but a freak on the inside and you have the jist of the story.One thing I am so happy that was left out was the whole jealousy of the fans/groupies which seems to be a constant in rock star romances. I find that so annoying. But what was involved in this story was some interesting twists that involved a certain band mate, which could've (if expanded upon) made this so different from the rest and let it stand out amongst all the others.Like I said, though, the sex seemed to swallow up any emotional moments or interesting circumstances that came up. Not that any of the sex scenes were bad, because they were hot, Hot, HOT! And Mr. Lock was one sexy as sin dom. Gotta love a man who can talk so dirty you need to fan yourself and take (in your mind, at least) a very cold shower. ;-)As far as characters go, he was amazing. She, on the other hand, I couldn't quite get a handle on. She started out as one person then, Hailey, turned into a sexually curious woman ready to do anything. I couldn't quite fit rhe two into one person. It was like the girl from the beginning wasn't interesting enough so she was edited into a sex kitten only they forgot to change the beginning to fit that persona. It was confusing. I was hoping the good girl, church mouse would stick around throughout the book, showing that even though he wanted to corrupt her, she could still screw him and keep her original personality in place.