Review: Guitar Face
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 19, 2014
Overall I enjoyed this book.  I felt for Henley after the tragic accident she was in and the loss of her best friend.  It was great watching her overcome the tragedy and finding her way back to the music scene and discovering love along the way with Jagger.There were a few moments I didn't care for Jagger's character.  He would do something to upset Henley, then he'd redeem himself, then he'd do it again.  There was one particular scene where he completely goes off on her for seemingly no reason.  It was almost enough to make me want Henley to go find someone more worthy of her.The secondary characters were mainly from her brother's band, Broken Access.  Out of all of them, I liked Kip the most.  His odd ball and sometimes juvenile sense of humor added levity to the story.There were a couple of issues I had with the story.  One, we're first introduced to the members of Broken Access and told about what their roles are in the band and their personalities.  Then, a couple of chapters later, it's mentioned again.  It was a bit repetitive and wasn't necessary.My second issue is that after Jagger snapped at Henley, he apologized and said he was dealing with some things in his life.  I waited for these things to be brought up and dealt with but they weren't.  Instead we're left with a cliffhanger ending.  I'm not a fan of cliffhanger endings.Overall I enjoyed this book, and I'm looking forward to the second one to see what the breaking news story was and how it ties into these "issues" Jagger is dealing with.**A free copy was provided by the author via LibraryThing in exchange for an honest review**