Review: Honest review given
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2014
5 starsI was struggling on how to rate this book because there were a few editing problems that I picked up on, for example misuse of their/they're "unfortunately their more worried" and the wrong word being used "they didn't have a clue. But then again either did I"Very early on in the book, there seems to be some inconsistencies, characters meeting but not remembering the encounters when they meet again.That being said it didn't take away from the awesomeness of this book. I loved it! I quickly got past the editing problems and the confusion over the meetings and really got into the book. I connected with the characters straight away.The story is about two sets of siblings, Sheila and Shannon and Luke and his older brother. Sheila is your typical wild child who's rebelling against her religious parents. As her older sister Shannon has had her time sneaking out and partying, she covers for her little sister while she sneaks out to parties and to watch her favourite band Roscoe Gold. Sheila knows what she wants and will do anything to get it. The way the sisters look out for each other and try to protect each other is heart warming, shame things don't last. Sisters fight!Luke wants to make a future for himself and stay in college but he feels like he owes his older brother for everything hes done for him, so he agrees to leave everything behind him and go tour with his band, leaving broken hearts along the way.For me this book had everything. Sex, drugs, love, loyalty, and heartbreak. I laughed and cried reading it. It's not your typical love story doesn't have a HEA but this is one reason I loved the book so much, it's different to anything else I've read.