This is a surprisingly great read. The title was pretty straight forward as well as the cover. However, the story is deeper. 
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 Kylie is an aspiring artist. She sings with her guitar and makes her own songs. She's headstrong, very independent because of her circumstance and she's got a lot of potential. She decided to leave her old life and find a new one some place else. Her past wasn't good, so understandably, she left just like that. Luckily, fate brought her in a place wherein she'd be able to get a head start on her dream. However, there's one big, hot problem standing in her way... TRACE CORBIN. She gets stuck on a bus with him and finds out all about his... life. She can't stand him, but she's also attracted to him. The moment they get together, all morals go out the window. 
 I admit, I hated Trace for half of the book ( I think). He was such an ass. He's a great artist, but an awful guy. He thinks the world revolves around him and he was no gentleman at first, but as with almost all books like this... he gradually changed and eventually achieved the level of a good hero. Turns out he has an unfortunate past too, that's why he was acting like such an ass. I gave him some slack and moved on because he was being nice.. Well, until THAT incident happened near the end. I almost threw my Nook! He was... -_- ... UGH. It was explained though, why he was being like that. I am yet to understand that part of him. I hope that he'll be better in the next book. He's already doing better at the end of this book, but I need more from him. 
 This is a good start for a series. It's Cinderella-ish (with the evil step mom) and it's also "you&me against the world-ish. I am looking forward to Kylie's journey to stardom and Trace's journey to rehabilitating his whole life. I wish there are more hot scenes though! haha! *superblush* 
 Off to read the next book!