Review: Best rock 'n roll story I've read yet! WELL written!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 14, 2013
I've read several rock band-based stories, and this one is by far the best--most original, deepest story. It's imagery is fantastic, with such lovely descriptions of Greece and the people in the story. You get a sense of all the band members, which is seemingly rare (and only otherwise seen in the Kellan Kyle series in my experience). It's the only one so far that I've read which is more about the band than the chick(s) in love with the band. THAT in itself is worth a lot of originality points. I got to the end and was mildly disappointed there wasn't more to it... but I'm hoping the author is considering a sequel then. It's quite a long book as it is, so it makes sense to break it there if that is the case.Overall, though, it's a fantastic read. It made me laugh, it made me ache, it made me cry. It sucked me in and captured my interest entirely, which can be difficult to do when so many stories have too many similar plot points to be truly engaging. I end up "skimming" a lot of stories -- but not this one. I drank in every deep, dark, realistic detail.Worth every cent of $2.99 and then some. I hope to see more from this author, even if it's totally different story types. It's good writing, and there are very few editorial slip-ups, which my inner grammar freak appreciates.