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Book Review: Rock Star by Emma Lea

  • Writer: Kristen Lewendon
    Kristen Lewendon
  • Sep 10, 2017
  • 2 min read

Music & Lyrics Book 1

Nate Nash was a rock star… used to be a rock star.

Now he was just a sad cautionary tale. He’d been living the high life for the last five years, since he was discovered in a dive bar. He’d chosen a chance at fame over loyalty to his friend and duet partner. He walked away from her when the record company told him they didn’t want her. Five years later, having made too many bad decisions and lost too many nights to the pleasures of the flesh, his career had tanked and now the record company that signed him wanted its pound of flesh.

To make him feel even worse his partner, Stevie Jacks - the one he walked away from in order to take the record deal - had just hit the big time. It was just his luck that when his life was on the way down the crapper, hers was headed for the stratosphere. Was there any way he could salvage his flagging career and repair the rift between them?

This is part one of a two-part story - a happily ever after is not guaranteed and it may very well end on a cliff-hanger.

*This is a ‘Too hot to Handle’ Romance on the Emma Lea rating scale - These are definitely 18+ reads and contain graphic sex scenes and high level swearing – not for the faint of heart

 

My Review:

Any story that takes me behind the scenes of the entertainment industry automatically has my attention. There’s just something about peeling back the curtain and seeing how the magic’s made that appeals to me. Watching Nate and Stevie navigate producing a song together while also trying to unpack some of the baggage they’ve been carrying around held me spellbound. There’s a bit of an abrupt cliff-hanger ending, but I think I can see where it’s trying to get to. I can’t wait to read the next book to see if and how we get the happily-ever-after ending we want.

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