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'Lilac' by B.B. Reid is a reverse harem romance that follows the story of Braxton, a new guitarist who joins the band after the passing of lead guitarist Calvin. The band members initially struggle with their attraction towards Braxton and their rocky relationships with each other. The story delves into the dynamics of their unconventional love, showcasing the destructive and restorative power of love. The writing style is described as in-depth, exploring each character's journey before converging as a unit, and focusing on building emotional connections and chemistry among the characters.
No one would suspect the government had shut down, and parts of the country were still suffering from last year’s hurricanes. There had been ten mass shootings this month alone, but reports had taken ...- #2
Save:Midnight Blue by L.J. Shen is a rockstar romance that follows the journey of Alex Winslow, a troubled rockstar on a world tour, and Indie Bellamy, his unique and determined babysitter. The book delves into their complex relationship, featuring dialogue, characters, and locations brought to life by the author's stunning writing style. As the story progresses, readers are taken on a roller coaster of emotions, from angst to passion, with unexpected twists that keep them engaged till the end.
“When we advertised the job for a PA position, we kind of, sort of, what’s the word I’m looking for…? Lied.” Slamming her chrome MacBook shut, she splayed her bony, manicured fingers on top of it, sho... - #3
Save:'Drive' by Kate Stewart is a gripping tale that revolves around a love triangle involving the main character, Stella, and two charismatic men, Nate and Reid. The story unfolds through flashbacks and present-day events, showcasing Stella's journey of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery. The author's writing style intricately weaves together themes of music, love, and emotional turmoil, making it a compelling read that draws readers into the angsty and emotional rollercoaster of Stella's life.
“I’m coming!” I yelled to my sister, Paige, who was making her way down the crushed-shell cement steps toward her car. Locking her front door, I gripped the phone to my ear while it rang as I slowly d... - #4
Save:'How to Kill a Rock Star' by Tiffanie DeBartolo is a deeply emotional and intense story that follows the journey of characters Paul, Eliza, and Loring as they navigate love, loss, and the complexities of fate. The writing style effortlessly draws readers in, making them feel a wide range of emotions, from laughter to tears, while exploring themes of music, passion, and the impact of choices on one's fate.
My oldest memory isn't one I see when I think back on the past, it's one I hear. I'm four years old, on my way home from a camping trip with my family. My eyes are shut tightly and I'm trying to sleep... - #5
Save:Mayhem by Jamie Shaw is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Rowan Michaels, a college freshman trying to move on from her cheating boyfriend by getting involved with the bad boy rock star, Adam Everest. The book is written entirely from Rowan's point of view as she navigates her feelings for Adam, who is known for being a player. Despite her resolve to resist Adam's charms, Rowan finds herself drawn to him while also trying to help him pass their French class. The plot unfolds with Rowan and Adam developing a friendship that evolves into something more, showcasing elements of romance, friendship, and self-discovery.
“I CAN’T BELIEVE I let you talk me into this.” I tug at the black hem of the stretchy nylon skirt my best friend squeezed me into, but unless I want to show the tops of my panties instead of the skin ... - #6
Save:'Storm' in the 'Ashes & Embers' series by Carian Cole follows the story of Evelyn, a woman who gets stranded in a blizzard, and Storm, a rock star who comes to her rescue. Despite their different backgrounds, they form a deep connection during their time together. explores themes of fading relationships, new beginnings, and overcoming fears. The writing style is described as witty, with a focus on character development and intimate moments between the main characters.
Sometimes, when I’m driving alone, I go into what I call the ‘road coma’ where I suddenly become acutely aware that I have no recollection of the past, say, twenty or so miles of driving. I can’t reme... - #7
Save:'Times Like These' by Julia Wolf is a contemporary enemies-to-lovers rock star romance that follows the story of Dalia Brenner, a college student who finds herself on tour with the band Blue is the Color after a series of unfortunate events. Dalia's initial clash with lead singer Nick Fletcher leads to a summer job offer that she reluctantly accepts, setting the stage for a tumultuous relationship filled with bickering and undeniable chemistry. As Dalia and Nick navigate their forced proximity on tour, they slowly discover that their first impressions of each other may not be entirely accurate, leading to a beautifully evolving romance amidst the chaos of the music world. Wolf's writing style expertly weaves together humor, romance, and a touch of angst, creating a captivating story with well-rounded characters and engaging dialogue.
The book is praised for its unique character development, particularly in the portrayal of Dalia as a strong-willed and outspoken protagonist who challenges Nick's grumpy demeanor. The slow evolution of Dalia and Nick's relationship from animosity to attraction is highlighted as a realistic and satisfying journey that keeps readers invested in their story. Wolf's ability to balance sexual tension, humor, and emotional depth in the narrative is commended, offering readers a compelling escape into the world of music, love, and self-discovery.
Walking down the black painted hallway to our dressing room, a cup of tea in my hand, a sense of dread nearly overwhelmed me. The same dread had been bubbling in my gut for a couple months, but tonigh... - #8
Save:"Lick" by Kylie Scott follows the story of Evelyn who wakes up in Las Vegas after her 21st birthday with a rock star, David, as her husband and no memory of the night before. As they navigate the aftermath of their impulsive decision, they start to fall for each other despite the challenges they face. The writing style is described as flowing and thoughtful, with natural conversations and descriptive sex scenes that enhance the storytelling. offers a blend of passion, drama, humor, and romance, making it an engaging and addictive read for fans of rock star romances.
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Save:"Backstage Pass" by Olivia Cunning follows the steamy romance between Myrna, a buttoned-up professor with a wild side, and Brian Master Sinclair, the legendary guitarist for the rock band Sinners. The story is filled with hot and heavy scenes right from the beginning, as Myrna and Brian explore their desires amidst the backdrop of the rock star lifestyle. The author manages to balance explicit scenes with character development, showcasing the passionate relationship between the main characters while also delving into the dynamics of the band members and their interactions on tour.
A stack of handouts tumbled from Myrna’s laptop case to the floral-patterned carpet. Un-freakin'-believable. She’d forgotten to zip the compartment in her haste to flee the seminar room. With a loud s... - #10
Save:"Melt for You" by J.T. Geissinger is a contemporary romance novel in the 'Slow Burn' series that follows the story of Joellen Bixby, a shy and insecure woman who has a crush on her married boss, Michael Maddox. When Cameron McGregor, a charming athlete, becomes Joellen's neighbor, he offers to help her win over her crush. However, as they spend time together, Cameron starts falling for Joellen, complicating their relationship dynamics. explores themes of self-confidence, body image, and self-discovery, with a writing style that combines humor, emotion, and a slow-burn romance.
I’m fat. As much as I hate to admit it, the point was driven home with brutal clarity by Granny Gums when she saw me at Thanksgiving and said with a cackle, “Looks like somebody already ate the turkey...
