Review: Enchanting...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 20, 2013
As I'm a fan of American Idol and X Factor, I definitely enjoyed this book tremendously. You could feel the tension riding high each time the groups and each individual contestants go up the stage to perform. Most especially if you were the wild card, the underdog, like this trio, She's All that, young and struggling to put a mark in the music industry. Despite the odds against them and the fact they are aware they are being set up as a laughing stock, for the sake of getting more controversy for the popularity of the show. Summer, George and Tammy, each have their own fear and uncertainties, stood together, determined to show a strong forefront, withstood the challenge and demeaning barbs and tricks thrown at them , they gave it as good as they got.To catch the eye of one of the judges, Adam, a real heartthrob, a super-hot musician rumored to be a womanizer, Summer soon finds herself falling under his spell, a mistake she knows she can't afford to make. Getting involve with Adam would mean jeopardizing their chance to be recognized as a good and real talented music artists. If discovered, they stand a chance of getting more ridiculed and lose the coveted spot at the very popular talent show and kiss their career goodbye. Summer feels like standing at a precipice, like falling off a cliff with no control where it would land her.Being with Adam is electric, all consuming and electrifying, knowing it's a sure heartache in the end she's not ready to give it all up, yet...would she want to?Ms. Taylor has once again delivered, has roused my interest in fever pitch that I am looking forward to the next book.