Review: A rocking read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 4, 2013
I have a dilemma as to what genre to put this in, so I have called it 'rock-lit.'The book sucks you in from the first page, with an infectious style of writing that makes reading about Sophie feel like chatting to a best bud, something which author Talli Roland does well - and now Nicky Wells.We all had a crush on a rock star or pop star in our youth, and had the feeling that if they just met you, they would automatically dump the supermodel they were canoodling and whip you off to their mansion to shower you with gifts and give you their babies.This book is the fantasy of that - and I loved it! It's very enticing, and frank - Sophie makes some decisions in the book that people might not approve of in real life, but they are not glamourised, they are told as they are, two people having a connection and not being able to fight it, or indeed wanting to.At the end of the book, I was still unsure what to make of Tim, did I like him/did I not? Hmmm...maybe another read will make my mind up.I thoroughly enjoyed this book and the slow build romance is enchanting - every girl needs a man like Dan.