Just One Song: A Rockstar Romance
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3.0 • 2 Ratings
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- $12.99
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- $12.99
Publisher Description
Nicole Parsons had the perfect life, made complete with the suburban home and the proverbial white picket fence. When tragedy struck and she lost the most important people in her life, she turned away from everything she loved before; shutting out every reminder of the perfect life she lost.
It has been one year, three months, one week, and six days since the accident, and Nicole is ready to stop counting the days she’s survived, and begin living again. On a dare from her best friend, Nicole encounters Zack Walters—the popular alternative rock star and man who signifies so much of her past—and suddenly, everything in Nicole’s safe and quiet life changes.
When she’s forced to face the pain she’s carried for so long, will she truly be able to heal from her past and begin to live again? Or, will her new adventure ruin her completely?
Customer Reviews
3.5 stars
I wasn't sure how many stars to give this book. On one hand I liked the story. I found it emotional and yet releasing at the same time. However, I was not as impressed with the audio.
Let me start with the story. Nic lost everything when she lost her family. She's been in hibernation since their death and when she finally decides to start living, boy does she live it up. Rockstar boyfriend, paparazzi, best friend.
Zach is a rockstar god. All women want to bed him and he just wants to go out and enjoy a beer without being recognized and accosted.
So how do a hermit and a rockstar god end up together? Fate. And an interfering best friend. Either way, Nic finds herself opening up more and more to Zach and the band, and healing in the process. Can Zach help Nic heal enough to share his life?
Now for the audio. I have two complaints about it. First is the long empty air gaps between chapters. I kept thinking the book stopped playing, the gaps were so long. Second, the editing needs more work. Whoever blended the outtakes with the original recording missed removing the original recording. Finally, and it's just a personal take on the audio, I felt like the female narrator was too refined for this character. She's very proper and sounds much older than in her 20's like the character is.