Review: A good, quick read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 24, 2014
I received an e-book of Good Girls Don't Date Rock Stars from the publisher for an honest review.I really enjoyed this book, but I have to admit, I'm not a fan of the title. Like I've been known to do, I didn't read the synopsis completely before I began reading. I read the title and thought, "Woohoo a rock star!!" Except he's not a rock star. He's a country music star, which I still love. In fact, I like country music stars better than rock stars, but it was still a little disappointing that he wasn't what the title says.Onto the story.  Like I said, I enjoyed this story. It's full of tropes, but each one has a little bit of a twist that doesn't make it overdone. A surprise wedding in Vegas. A surprise child at home. Lovers reunited. Small town hero. Travis is a great hero. He's understanding and determined not to let Gemma escape through his fingers, no matter how hard she tries to run. I loved the patience Travis had. He didn't have many "Me Tarzan, You Jane" moments. Emma is a loveable character. I was surprised when I read she was in Vegas for a book conference--a good surprise. She was easy to like, even if I wanted her to come clean about her secrets.If you want a sweet story with a few ups and downs and twists then I'd recommend Good Girls Don't Date Rock Stars. It's a quick read with laugh out loud moments.