2.5 Meh! Stars 
 eARC for Honest Review from Rainbow Rage Publishing via NetGalley 
 So this book had many elements I like: hot Rock star. Hmmm that about covers it so I jumped at the opportunity to review the book. 
 However, for me the book's highlight was Deacon the hot Rock star. As I was reading this book which took for friggin' ever. Some people can pull off long book but this was not one of them. There wasn't enough substance to carry the book. I was happy that there wasn't tons of insecure relationship angst which seems to be such a big storyline lately. Even though I was happy for that I still wanted more from Harper and Deacon. I didn't feel their connection it was supposed to be this big quick epic relationship that was way beyond just sex but ironically all I felt from them was there relationship was only sex and not much more. 
 Sometimes it was like reading Groundhog Day and the same thing kept happening over and over again with not a lot of rhyme or reason for things. 
 The book didn't catch me and I had to take many breaks and read books in between because it just didn't grab me and it was so flippin' long for no apparent reason. If it wasn't for Deacon it may have been a DNF for me. 
 I did like the band drama and the development of those characters, that I was left wanting to read more with them, I just hope they aren't as long as I don't know if I could commit if it is a similar length story. I think maybe if I read the prequel #0.5 Seduced I may have enjoyed the story better. But for me it just didn't quite cut it for me. I may give the next ones a go but it really will depend on the length and my mood at the time. 
 I liked the idea of the story. Didn't mind the reading but fortunately the best part was Deacon *sigh* he was so big hearted and grounded I adored him but not enough to love the book. :( 
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