Review: Love on the road.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2014
This is not your typical rock star hero book. Yes the heroine Ryan does find the hero Marcus trussed up like a Christmas Turkey when they first meet, but looks can be deceiving as she soon finds out.Marcus, despite being a big star, is a dad first. The love he feels for his adorable kids jumps off the page. This just makes him more loveable. I wanted to hug him for being such a great dad. He shows that just because he does something he loves in singing and performing, it doesn't mean he doesn't have a life offstage.Ryan the nanny is a wonderful character. I loved her reaction to their interview after she finds him tied up. She is the perfect foil for Marcus and his kids.  Add in the fact she sees Marcus for more than the public image and doesn't try to change for him or anybody.The whole storyline is a fresh take on the rock star genre going around. It's sweet, funny, heartwarming and not over the top racy.  Sometimes you need a break from that and this is the book you will want.It was fun to watch Marcus and Ryan interact with each other, the kids, other band members and heartbreaking to see him deal with a complete bitch of an ex-wife.  Yes you can guess I didn't like her at all. You will see why.When Marcus gains custody of his kids to take on tour with him, he hires a new nanny in Ryan to help. But what starts out as a boss and employee arrangement quickly gets blurred when both find themselves attracted to the other. But with a nasty ex-wife trying to change the rules of custody, invasive paparazzi, and the kids thrown in the mix, can they find happiness or will it just be a fling for the road ?I loved this book and didn't want to put it down when I started. I will be definitely looking for more from this author.This ARC of the book was supplied by the publisher for an honest review.