Books matching: vibrant rock music scene
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'White Line Fever: The Autobiography' by Lemmy Kilmister provides a raw and unfiltered look into the life of a rock legend. Lemmy shares anecdotes from his early days in the music industry, including insights about the albums he played on and his experiences with bands like Hawkwind and Motörhead. The writing style is described as simple and engaging, allowing readers to immerse themselves in Lemmy's world of music, tours, and larger-than-life persona.
I was born Ian Fraser Kilmister on Christmas Eve, 1945, some five weeks premature, with beautiful golden hair which, to the delight of my quirky mother, fell out five days later. No fingernails, no ey...- #2
Save:Rock Addiction by Nalini Singh is a contemporary romance novel that revolves around Molly, a librarian with a troubled past, and Fox, a sexy rock star. The story delves into their instant attraction and the development of their relationship amidst media attention and personal struggles. The writing style is described as engaging, with mature characters who communicate openly and deal with their issues realistically.
Blinking, she forced her gaze away from the man who made her want to do bad, bad things and toward the petite form of her best friend. “What?” Her skin flushed until she wondered if her fantasies were... - #3
Save:'High on Arrival' by Mackenzie Phillips is a memoir that delves into the author's tumultuous life, filled with struggles of addiction, family dysfunction, and personal trauma. Mackenzie candidly shares her experiences with drug abuse, her difficult relationship with her father, and the challenges she faced in Hollywood. The writing style is raw and honest, painting a vivid picture of the author's journey through the highs and lows of fame and addiction.
Our condo: a perfectly nice place to live. My mother kept an orderly, clean house. She drove us to school every day and cooked dinner every night. She was a proper lady, the kind of woman who never wo... - #4
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 ... - #5
Save:"Toxic" by Meghan Quinn is a gripping story about the tumultuous and addictive relationship between Rook Tyler, the brooding alpha rock star of Shattered Souls, and Maisy Madison, the lead singer of Twisted Perfection. Their intense connection is both toxic and irresistible, leading to a rollercoaster of emotions as they navigate through obstacles in their path. The book delves into themes of love, addiction, and self-destructive behavior, providing multiple perspectives from various characters and keeping readers captivated from the very first page.
The writing style of "Toxic" is described as engaging, easy to read, and filled with humor and emotional depth. Readers are drawn into the story through compelling characters and a plot that seamlessly weaves together multiple storylines without becoming confusing. The book offers a realistic and dark portrayal of relationships, showcasing the struggles and complexities of love, fame, and the rock and roll lifestyle.
Rook shook his head at the cue from his band manager. Pete had, by, far the worst timing Rook had ever seen, always interrupting his important meetings. If Rook knew the slut between his legs at the m... - #6
Save:Sweet Ache by K. Bromberg is a standalone novel in the Driven series. The story revolves around Quinlan Westin, Colton's sister, and Hawkin Play, the lead singer of the band Bent. Quinlan is portrayed as a strong, witty, and feisty college student tired of falling for bad boys. On the other hand, Hawkin is depicted as a troubled rocker with a heart of gold, struggling with his past and self-doubt. The book explores their intense hate-love relationship, filled with witty banter, sexual tension, and emotional depth. The plot delves into themes of unconditional love, personal growth, and overcoming past traumas, all set against the backdrop of the music industry and college life.
I lean my head back to appreciate the unprecedented cool breeze in the Sonoma valley mixed with the sun’s warmth on my face. It’s a welcome feeling compared to the endless hours in the classroom that ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Driven ) - #7
Save:'Neon Angel' by Neal Shusterman and Cherie Currie is a gripping memoir that delves into the tumultuous life of Cherie Currie, the iconic voice of The Runaways. The book takes readers on a journey through Cherie's teenage years as a member of the first all-girl teenage rock band, managed by the notorious Kim Fowley. It vividly portrays the highs and lows of stardom, the dark side of fame, and the challenges faced by Cherie and her bandmates as they navigate the music industry, substance abuse, and personal struggles. The writing style is raw, honest, and unfiltered, drawing readers into Cherie's world of rock 'n roll, rebellion, and resilience.
Cherie Currie fearlessly exposes her darkest moments, vulnerabilities, and triumphs in 'Neon Angel,' offering a candid and inspiring account of her life. The book provides a unique insight into the inner workings of The Runaways, shedding light on the band dynamics, personal struggles, and the impact of fame on young, impressionable musicians. Cherie's story is a cautionary tale of resilience, survival, and redemption, showcasing her strength and determination to overcome adversity and forge a new path for herself beyond the glitz and glamour of the music industry.
