Review: Make You Mine-need to read books 1 and 2 first!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 5, 2014
I will start off this review by saying that I did not read books 1 and 2 in The Rock Gods series. This did lead to some confusion, for me, on the substory of this book. I realized about two thirds of the way through the book that it primarily takes place at the same time as book 2, the book about the ménage of Alex, Danni and Chase. Once I made that realization it made reading this book quite a bit easier for me. It is a standalone book although I think having the back story of Alex, Danni and Chase is helpful. It also made me want to go back and read books 1 and 2.All that being said this was the story of Jayson, a builder, and Cooper, the band Ivory Tower's drummer. This was a slow burn love story. They got together immediately upon meeting, but it was initially only as a one night stand. Then that one night began turning into additional times together. They also lived on different coasts, making it challenging for them to find time together. Once they realized their affections for each other and settled those differences, there were a few small issues that came up that they needed to deal with. These were dealt with quickly as they seem to have a very good rapport, and although initially they found it difficult to communicate, they were able to find a way to resolve those issues.Initially I had a hard time connecting with Cooper probably due to the rockstar thing. Then I had a hard time understanding Jason's confidence and communication issues. In the end, they were just learning how to be in a relationship. But when they were together I really felt the connection between the two. And once they were able to accept support from the other person that connection just grow stronger.However all that being said I found that the connection between the two was strong and continue to grow, and although much of their focus was on themselves and their relationships they were able to support other people important to them.They were truly sweet together, and one of the things I really liked was that they made spending time together a priority. That was so important in a relationship where insecurities and mistrust could easily destroy them especially with Jayson being a rock star.4 stars