Review: 3 1/2 stars, but glad I read it
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2013
The first quarter of the story repeats The rocker that Savors Me, only from the perspectives of Drake and Lana.  And it's written in a rushed often choppy manner, like a journal entry: not much dialogue just repeating events from their perspective.  This got a bit old, but I pushed on hoping that the storyline would move into uncharted waters.  Of course it did, but we still got the multiple POVs repeating scenes. Now I like stories written with a variety of POVs, but the author continued to repeat what we'd just read, instead of moving into a new scene from a new POV.  The repetition became frustrating.I did thoroughly enjoy Drake and Lana. My heart ached for them and their difficult situation: the age difference, Drake's alcoholism and abuse, the forbidden attraction that they couldn't deny.  I enjoyed the inclusion of the other members and the camaraderie and love exhibited between them. They're great characters!!**Spoiler**The pregnancy plot was repetitive, but I did like that Lana's father came to her in an attempt to make amends, and it wasn't all sunshine and forgiveness; it was honest and real.  I'll definitely continue with the series, but I hope not to read repetitive scenes.