Review: Gidget, Handcuffs, and a Happy Ever After
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 28, 2013
This was an Amazon freebie for me and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. A lot of books including rock stars, paint the rock star as some pretentious, drug-addled, rocker that is looking for salvation in the form of a pious, innocent, naive woman. Luckily, Crazy did not take this path.Tommy is the drummer for the band Cold Fusion and while out at a club, meets Olivia. Tommy is intrigued that Olivia doesn't recognize him as a celebrity and treats him like a regular person. They develop a friends with benefit type of relationship though neither of them is content with the arrangement. Olivia begins becoming more adventurous in hopes that Tommy won't get bored with her and may even want a full fledged exclusive relationship with her. The plot included white-hot sex scenes, quirky mentions of Gidget and surfboarding, and a well-paced romance. I love my cookie cutter romances as much as the next lady but this book was different. I liked the book and will go back and read the other books in the series. Chomping at the bit to read Tyler's story.