Review: I absolutely loved this book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 12, 2013
**written by guest reviewer Gina for For The Love of Books***4 starsI absolutely loved this book! Out From Under is the first book in the Lover's Duet series. It is so much more than a story about bikers and a MC club. It's a story about freedom, a daughter trying to find where she fits in and a family's betrayal and secrets. Then Selene Chardou throws in a Rock Star and some steamy sex and you have an amazing story of unconditional love with drama and suspense that will keep you guessing!You fall in love with Trista and Linx right from the beginning. Trista Lennon is bright, sassy and ready to leave her life in Pine Bluff, Nevada behind her. Right before she is to leave for Stanford University, a family tragedy occurs shattering her world. Her life is turned upside down and she moves out to California to live with her cousin, Talia, the lead singer for the up and coming rock band, Winters Regret.  Lennon (Linx) Carter, isn't the typical rock star. He is dark, brooding, serious and would rather stay in the background. After a failed marriage, he wasn't looking for love but also didn't like the loneliness he felt between the stage and his real life.Trista and Linx are both strong people, but they have a vulnerability about them that you immediately want to fix. Their journey to find happiness is very emotional and they need to heal each other's heart so they can move forward with any type of normalcy. You will love the sensitivity of this rocker and how he protects Trista from her past and wants to be everything to her future!There are many twists and turns throughout this story and the suspense sucks you in and you can't get enough. Although it ends with some drama, I didn't feel it was a typical cliffhanger where you have to wait to find out if they ever get their HEA. As a continuation of the suspense and drama that Trista's family has created, I am looking forward to continuing Trista and Linx's journey to healing, peace and finding happiness within themselves and with each other.Written for, For the Love of Books Blog