Review: Sexy, sweet and heartbreakingly good!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 12, 2012
Excellent read! Great character development. This is the second book in the series and, like the first one, it wasn't disappointing.  Adam is a talented bassist for the hugely popular rock band Sole Regret. In this second installment, we get to see the girl in Dallas he always comes back to. The only real disturbing part about this is she is his substance abuse therapist and that's a little weird, but it works. We see how she unconsciously enables him in the beginning and how he has made the changes in his life to kick drugs because his feelings for her have changed him even though they both didn't realize it at first. He loves her. She is his rock and it takes almost losing her for him to realize it. This is definitely Adam's book and actually gves us a better insight to his character and what made him than the other two books In the series.**spoilers** Ironically, my favorite part in the book is when he realizes he loves her and that he has messed up by being with other women since they've known each other. Granted, he didn't think it bothered her but once he realizes it did, he wants to take it back because the only sexual encounter that means anything to him is when they are together.  In the rather short book, Adam changes, but it has been happening over the course of a year, so it is believable.I am so happy I found this wonderful series.