Review: Taste of a Woman: Do We Each Have a Flavor?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 17, 2013
E-Galley provided by publisher for review on my blog from which this is excerpted. No remuneration was exchanged and all opinion presented herein is my own unless otherwise noted.I love rock erotica, but I finished all the books in two series by Rock Erotica writer, Olivia Cunning, and am on the look out for more.Tracy Wolff might be a good place to look.  It has all the same elements as the books by Olivia: Traumatic childhood creating angsty baggage,  addiction, hot love scenes, difficult love affairs, tour buses, concerts, groupies....I liked the pacing of the book and we don't spend as much time in each character's head. And, I liked that Jamison considers herself too curvy but she gets involved with her guy she learns that he thinks she is beautiful. And, how they feel about each other is deep since they have known each other a long time and before the band hit it big.  I did like the lyrics for one of the artist's songs -- usually I don't like to read made up lyrics in stories.It was a steamy piece of fiction I plowed through in no time at all. My only issue is that it seemed too much like other rock erotica books and didn't have much to set it apart.  Oh, and, why does the heroine taste like peaches all the time?I want to read all the hot rock stories I can, I would definitely recommend giving this series a try.