"He was the end to my beginning." 
 I'm a huge fan of Zapata's. She if a queen of slow burn and I absolutely loved 
 and 
 . This book, unfortunately, didn't do it for me. I did like it, I just didn't love it. 
 We have Gaby, our heroine, who goes on tour with her brother's band to work as a merch girl. There she meets Sasha, a lead singer of the headlining band who is also on tour with them. They spend the next three months together on the road and build their friendship, which develops into love. 
 I loved the supporting characters and some of the crazy/funny things they did. Gaby was on a bus full of guys, her life was not easy and slightly uncomfortable and times... and funny. 
 Gaby annoyed me to no end by the end of the book. I don't think I've ever read about a more delusional heroine before. She took the "I'm not sure he wants more than friendship" to the next level. I think at one point while I was listening to the audio book I screamed something along the lines of "Why don't you just fucking ASK him?" She has no problem talking about anything else other than things that matter. 
 I can understand multiple jokes with references to hookers, but I don't really understand slut shaming. I didn't particularly care for it, it was not needed! Gaby sees some girls in skirts waiting to get autographs next to the band members and thinks to herself "Prostitutes!" Really? Then she meets the hero's ex and thinks "Slut!" on multiple occasions! I understand she was insecure about her appearance but she just came off as bitter. 
 The hero... he was incredibly sweet, caring, talented, fluffy and... too damn perfect. He was just so tame (especially for being a star)! I don't know, I couldn't find any flaws in his character and that also kind of made me a bit detached from him. He was always there, always waiting... waiting for Abby to talk herself through some shit she was imagining to herself. argh. 
 If you like slow burn, friends to lovers and romances about rock bands this book might be for you.