Review: 3.5 stars. A great appetizer, I wanted more
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2011
3.5 stars.The book is really enjoyable and I'm looking forward to reading the next one because what's not to like about rockstars? But I don't know if this book leaves me more frustrated or disappointed.The story is short and in the point of view of Tyler, the young hotel manager. I think the fact that I couldn't see the story through the eyes of Johnnie may be the reason why I couldn't like Johnnie Heaven, the rockstar (I think he's super hot and sexy, but I don't like him). He's so pushy all the time, it seems he never has a doubt, there's nothing that could stand in his way. He's set his eyes on Tyler and he seduces him no matter how many times Tyler says no. Let me tell you that Tyler seems to beg to be seduced, but I wish Tyler could see an ounce of regret or concern in Johnnie. Ok, Johnnie says "I love you" to Tyler first, but so out of the blue that I had to wonder, together with the protagonist, where that came from. And yes, at the end there's a spark of humanity, but it's not enough in my opinion.Maybe it's because the book is short and the point of view is so limited, but the secondary characters are just sketched. For example, I would have liked to read about Tyler telling his sister he's in love with a man.It was like I was given an appetizer but not the main course, but it was a great appetizer and I'll read the following books in the series (from the little glimpse I had of Luc I was mesmerized). It's also one of the books I feel I want to re-read, it's smoking hot!