Review: I liked it...but...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 12, 2014
I struggled with this rating because it was definitely more than 3 star for me, but not quite 4 star. I finally settled on 4 stars because I definitely liked the story. I can't deny though, that after reading the final page, I felt like I needed more of the characters.On this surface, this book appeared tailor-made for me because  I am a sucker for a rock star. So, this was a good weekend read for me. Unfortunately, it wasn't a story where I immediately felt connected with the two main characters. After finishing the book, I didn't have the hangover that stories I really loved usually give me. I think I figured out why. I didn't get fully invested in either of the characters.I think the best stories are those in which the author spends some time really giving a back story; one that gives the reader insight into why a character behaves the way he or she does. That's what was missing for me in this story. I liked them OK, but at the end, I still felt like at least part of the story was not told. I wanted more character development. Frankly, I think with a few more pages delving into Holli's and Dalton's past, the story would have more depth and made characters you couldn't easily forget. This is especially true for Holli, the female lead. We know that she is successful with her own company and that she was given to short, relationships that were not fulfilling, but we are given little more in terms of her past; and I wanted more. I can only hope that we get a chance to see these characters again and then provided with more of Holli's past.