Review: I really wanted to like it, but...
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2012
This book was a hard one to finish. In all honesty, I finally started skimming through.  It wasn't the premise, and even the storyline held me at times.  It was the characters and dragging plot. Erin's split personality was grating--prudent one second then talking about getting laid and dropping the F-bomb the next.  Not to mention the stupid d***tease number she did on Riley in the hotel.  I mean what was her revenge based on?  Because they had a miscommunication?  The entire conflict between them is based on lack of communication.  Ugh...  But even worse, Riley still wants her.  I just can't wrap my head around it.  And Jamison didn't sell me on Riley's rock star image.  Come on, staying at his folks' house and smoking weed in the backyard, always fighting the internal urge to drink whiskey, all the while his parents go to church all the time, snubbing their nose at him, and treat him like he's sixteen.  Huh?!?There are grammar issues too, like sentence structure.  Example: "So once he opened the door with the card they gave him at the front desk..."  Isn't it more concise to say, "he opened the door with the key card."  And often the writing felt like listening to the internal dialogue of two high school aged kids.  These are adults, I think Riley can safely refer to the "girls" he's been with as women.(Sigh...)  There's a lot of worth while rockstar romance out there, but IMO, this isn't one of them.