This book had me intrigued from the offset. From the cover, to the title, to the blurb, I knew it was a book I wanted to read. I like the Heidi McLaughlin's books that I have read, so was looking forward to picking this one up. Plus, who can resist a troubled band member?! 
 I enjoyed how the book started, and really liked the setting. Bodhi is a troubled Boyband member, and after an intervention from his father, goes to rehab. There he meets Kimberly who is assigned to him as support. There is an instant attraction between the two of them even though it would be frowned upon in her capacity at the rehab centre, and him as a someone in rehab. 
 I liked the way Kimberly treated Bodhi. She treated him simply as Bodhi, the man, as opposed the Bodhi, the face of VeeP, famous musical celebrity! 
 Unfortunately it didn't 'Blow' me away quite like I had hoped. I felt it was lacking a bit of depth and I really wanted to know more about the characters backgrounds, feelings and innermost thoughts. I wanted to understand what made them tick, but I just didn't get that. At one point I thought we were going to get a bit more from Rebel towards the end, with a couple of things that were said, but nothing happened there. 
 I liked some of the secondary characters as well. Bodhi's support of Susan was great and I'd like to think we get a glimpse into her future in subsequent books. 
 I did find the general story line rather predictable. Overall it was a nice easy and enjoyable read, I liked the premise and it definitely won't stop me reading more from this series and the other band members from Virtuous Paradox. In fact I look forward to it. 
 3 stars