Review: The is  this is a thin line between Love and hate.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 18, 2014
The is  this is a thin line between Love and hate. Two emotions that are so closer together but yet so far apart. Close because the evoke passion far.... well because generally you can't stand to be near the person, that is if what you are really feeling is hate.This story is about just that, an attraction so powerful that you can't stand the fact that you are actually having it, therefore you hate because you don't understand it. It is a very common thing that those who hate fall in love.Jason has never known what love is. Denied the love of a mother and father it is hard to believe that you can have it. Fuled by hate and guilt he goes through life loving only his music and the thrill of the crowds. But the only thing making his tour worse is the fact that he is stuck with the one person Fuleing more than his hate Vanessa Knox.As the lead singer for the band she knows that she has to keep it together. Being sick she has learned that life is to short to live with hate and regret. What does that mean for her tour with Jason?  Well she just keeps her head held high and pushes back at Jason just as much as he pushes her. But for her it isn't just about the fact that he is mean and hurtful, no she is attracted to him.This book was a fun and enticing read. The banter between Jason and Vanessa is entertaining and funny as hell. Their attraction is palpable. I loved every hateful word spewed at each other and relished every loving touch and embrace. This book has it all, sexy, smoldering scenes, and hard passionate fighting. Heart wrench heart ache to thrilling highs of happiness. I give this book the full 5 stars and can't wait to read the next book that Katheryn gives us!