4.5 stars 
 This book takes off like a shot in the first pages, with Molly drooling over Fox, but thinking that nothing could ever come of it. There's too many obstacles in the way, and he'd be gone in a month. But then Fox is in the elevator with her, and the seduction begins. 
 At first, Molly can't believe he's serious and thinks it's only a one night stand, but then he gets her to agree to more. He's really quite persistent, both in bed and out, and I really loved the seductive quality of these scenes. Nalini Singh has such an easy-going, smooth style of writing that puts the reader right into the story, and I felt all of Fox's charms as they heat up the sheets. 
 But Molly has some legitimate reasons to shy away from someone in the spotlight, and Fox has to do a lot of convincing. It all comes down to trust in the end. 
 The band is a tight bunch of guys and I liked that, as well as the relationship between Molly and her sister, Thea, the band's publicist. 
 So if you are looking for a super-seductive rock n roll love story, Rock Addiction might be for you!