Review: I loved Punk Princesses!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 23, 2013
Sadie DiSantos is in desperate need of cash and is willing to step outside her usual Christian Rock/Country gig routine for a chance to play with a well paying, popular band.Due to her talent level, she makes the cut, but is pushed by the other band members  (especially the lead singer Rhea) to do things she was not normally comfortable with such as drinking, partying, and no strings attached sex with the same gender.I loved punk princesses for three main reasons:- Ms. Lyons is superb at creating sexual tension and chemistry on and off the stage between the main characters Sadie and Rhea. The sex scenes are creative and well written.- Punk Princesses has strong characters and character conflict. Ms. Lyons weaves the plot seamlessly around them, making you feel as if they are real and you really care what happens in the end to them.- The author clearly has knowledge and experience performing or writing about rock bands, which makes the story really feel authentic.  You get to see more than just rock personas, but characters with real feelings and problems. She doesn't gloss over the dilemmas and issues that come with running and performing in a popular rock band.Overall I give this book a rating of 5 stars. Excellent job.