SLick's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 4 STARS 
 I've been reading a lot of new adult books lately so when a fellow blogger told me she was reading this one and she thought I'd enjoy it I took her up on her offer to send it to me. I mean it's hard to pass by anything with a rock & roll band theme or at least it is for me. This is one of those books that opens with an "oh shit" moment...newly 21 year old Evelyn wakes up on the floor of her hotel bathroom with a half naked tattooed gorgeous guy and she has no clue how she got there or the events leading up to it only that there was tequila involved. From the first chapter I was hooked and I couldn't stop reading to find out if Evelyn and David, who turns out to be the guitarist for a well know rock group, Stage Dive, manage to work through the craziness that becomes their lives. 
 There is so much I want to say about this book and so much I can't because I don't want to spoil it for anyone. Evelyn has led a pretty sheltered life. She's always been the "good girl" and hasn't given her parents any grief. She's following in her father's footsteps and it attending college to be an architect. So when she finds herself married to a man she doesn't know her first reaction is to get the hell out of there, get it annulled and get on with her life. David agrees but she knows he's angry and she has no idea why, she also has no idea who he is other than he looks sort of familiar. Things get real interesting real quick and Evelyn is thrust into the limelight, something she's not expecting and has no idea how to deal with. 
 I really felt for Evelyn as she had no idea what would happen to her world. I admire David for trying to help although he didn't go about it quite the right way. What I loved most were the moments when they slowly began to get to know each other. It was interesting to watch them build a relationship and thus when it imploded, I felt for both of them as they are both so young. That was the thing I had to remind myself as these two tried to figure out their lives, that neither one had the experience to deal with most of what they were thinking and feeling. As a "mature" adult, I would think why don't they just...and then I'd remember it's because they are young...really young they don't have the benefit of years of experience to draw on. 
 David's band members are an interesting group and I can't wait to see what happens to them in future books. I flat out loved David's best friend and the band's drummer, Mal. However some of the other band members I reserve judgment until later. 
 Kylie Scott has woven and entertaining and interesting tale and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next with Stage Dive. Lick is a great first book in this series with characters that are hard to forget and a story that will keep you guessing!