Books matching: rock star lifestyle
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Save:In "Perfect Imperfections" by Cardeno C., the story follows rock superstar Jeremy Jameson as he meets bartender Reggie Moore and proposes a unique arrangement for companionship and adventure. The book is described as a low-angst, sweet love story that focuses on the development of a relationship between the two main characters. The writing style is praised for its lightness, humor, and good-natured texture, offering a feel-good read with witty one-liners, humor, and a mix of angst and passion.
WITH THE worn-to-hell baseball cap pulled low over his face, Jeremy Jameson walked into the bar. At least he assumed it was a bar, based on the lopsided sign out front that simply said “Bar” in peelin... 'Play On: Now, Then and Fleetwood Mac' by Mick Fleetwood delves into the decadence and lifestyle of rock stars, providing a firsthand account of life on the road with a group full of mega stars and indulgence in drugs and alcohol. Mick Fleetwood chronicles the rise, stutter, and rise of Fleetwood Mac from their early blues band days to international success, highlighting the band's journey through critical acclaim, commercial indifference, and their greatest commercial triumphs. also explores Mick Fleetwood's personal life, relationships, and struggles, offering a mix of brutal honesty and self-reflection.
We stayed a week and awoke each dawning to the mournful cry of the curlew. The old mill echoed to our youthful laughter And we lived, oh how we lived. Every minute was savoured as something special, s...- #3
Save:"Dissent" by Jessica Gadziala tells the story of Isaiah, who grew up under the strict and abusive upbringing of a religious fanatic, and Darcy, a privileged woman turned hard rock Queen. Despite their unusual baggage, they come together to navigate through their past traumas and a present stalker. The book is described as a mix of romance, suspense, and mystery, with a slow burn storyline that keeps readers engaged. The author's writing style is praised for delving into dark and gritty themes while still providing a unique light to the story.
(Also, see 16 recommendations for the series Scars ) - #4
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... - #5
Save:The Dirt: Confessions of the World's Most Notorious Rock Band is a wild ride through the rise of Motley Crue from local LA glam metal misfits to a worldwide hard rock juggernaut. The narrative is told with graphic detail and candid detachment, keeping the reader hooked with the band members' exploits, while also delving into their failings as human beings and subsequent fall from grace. The story is narrated by multiple voices, including the band members and important collaborators, providing an interesting and entertaining read despite potential contradicting versions of events.
The book delves into the sordid details of the band's drug use, sexual escapades, and rock 'n roll lifestyle. It provides a fair perspective from each band member, allowing readers to peek into the lives of the most debauched rock band of their time and feel like they are living it with the band. The writing style captures the essence of Motley Crue's journey, from their lecherous past to their moments of redemption, making it a compelling and immersive read for fans and non-fans alike.
Her name was Bullwinkle. We called her that because she had a face like a moose. But Tommy, even though he could get any girl he wanted on the Sunset Strip, would not break up with her. He loved her a... - #6
Save:'No One Here Gets Out Alive' by Danny Sugerman is a biography that delves into the life of Jim Morrison, the enigmatic lead singer of The Doors. The book provides a detailed account of Morrison's tumultuous journey, from his rise to fame as a rock icon to his tragic and mysterious death in Paris in 1971. Through vivid storytelling and in-depth exploration, the author portrays Morrison as a complex figure, grappling with inner demons while leaving a lasting impact on the music scene of the 60s. Readers are taken on a journey through the gritty reality of L.A. in the late 60s, exploring the themes of drugs, sex, and rock n roll that shaped Morrison's life and legacy.
In 'No One Here Gets Out Alive', Danny Sugerman offers a compelling narrative that captures the essence of Jim Morrison as both a musician and a man. The book not only provides insight into Morrison's creative genius and the primal magic sound of The Doors but also sheds light on his personal struggles and self-destructive tendencies. Through a blend of detailed research and personal anecdotes, Sugerman paints a vivid portrait of Morrison's life, from his early years to his tragic end, offering readers a glimpse into the mind of a troubled yet immensely talented individual.
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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 ... - #8
Save:Running from a Rock Star is a romantic comedy novel that follows the story of Scarlett, a children's book author, who wakes up in Las Vegas next to rock star Gavin. Their encounter leads to a series of events, including a fake marriage and a journey back to Scarlett's family ranch in Texas. The book explores themes of family, romance, and self-discovery, with a mix of humor, drama, and emotional depth. The characters, including Scarlett's eccentric aunt Honey and the witty lawyer Luanne, add layers to the story as Scarlett and Gavin navigate their past traumas and build a connection amidst chaotic circumstances.
Light seared through Scarlett Kelly’s eyelids. She buried her face in the cool pillow to block the glare, but even that slight movement caused an explosion of agony. Pain and nausea crashed into her l... - #9
Save:'Rock Hard' by Olivia Cunning is the second book in the 'Sinners on Tour' series, focusing on the rekindling romance between Sed Lionheart, the lead singer of the band, and Jessica, his ex-fiancée. The book delves into their complex relationship dynamics, exploring themes of love, heartbreak, and redemption amidst the backdrop of a rock band's tour. The writing style is described as steamy and adventurous, with erotic scenes that allow readers to indulge in fantasies of rock star romances.
While he read, she gazed at her recently acquired engagement ring. After all her hard work in school, her dreams were finally becoming a reality. Having a hunky rising-star rock vocalist as her fiancé...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Sinners on Tour ) 'Between a Heart and a Rock Place: A Memoir' by Pat Benatar is a candid and insightful look into the life of the iconic rock singer. The book details Benatar's journey from a young girl in a working-class town to becoming a rock goddess, navigating the challenges and triumphs of her career in the male-dominated music industry. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, Benatar shares her experiences with sexism, record labels, relationships, and motherhood, offering readers a glimpse into the life of a woman who stayed true to her principles while pursuing her passion for music.
I WAS NEVER JUST a girl’s girl. I grew up wanting to do boy things. Nail polish and baby dolls weren’t enough for me. I wanted to be making a fort or climbing a tree. Boys seemed to have all the fun. ...
