I can't decide between 2 and 3 stars. So I guess a 2.5? There were some things I really liked about Rock Addiction and then there were others that just didn't work out for me. 
 The premise is pretty standard. It didn't break any new ground. Molly is a librarian and a scandal from her past keeps her from really embracing life and branching out. She sees Zachary Fox and for the first time in her life she wants to break out of the shell she's put herself in. 
 Zachary Fox is the lead singer of Schoolboy Choir. Adored by millions for both his music and his looks, the moment he laid eyes on Molly he knew what he wanted. 
 What progresses is a story about fame and it's many facets and learning what you're willing to give up or adjust in your life for the person you love. 
 Like I said nothing new really. I don't know if I would have read the story if Nalini Singh hadn't written it. I love everything else she writes. The actual writing here is up to standard and the book is steamy in all the right places, as I've come to expect from Ms. Singh. I'm not saying I'm completely disappointed, it's just such a departure from what I'm used to reading from her that I don't quite know what to think of it. I think someone who is unfamiliar with Ms. Singh's other works would probably have a different opinion on this than me. 
 The best thing about the book was how Nalini Singh built up the secondary characters. There were times I was more interested in what their stories were than Molly and Fox's story. Of course this is intentional as the secondary characters will get their own stories (starting with Rock Courtship at the end of September). I'm definitely looking forward to seeing where Nalini Singh takes these characters so I'll more than likely be picking up the next book(s).