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New Adult Romance Boxed Set (2013)

by Emme Rollins(Favorite Author)

3.89 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Fido Publishing

review 1: This set of 5 books was awesome and only cost. 99 cents which was great and as apart of Julia Kent's Street Team I had wanted to read Random Acts of Crazy and found 4 other very good books. Dear Rockstar was so good it made me cry at parts but was such a good story. Random Acts of Crazy was great to Julia Kent never lets me down 2 guys and one girl sexy stuff. Mad for You was awesome to high school "friends " I guess reunite and their is still a spark but will it work? Dance for Me was filled with secrets from the past and a habit that a ballarina can't seem to stop. Then there is Me, Cinderella by Aubrey Rose I love her books and this one wasjust as good can't wait for the next one. I actually can't wait to read more by all 5 authors really great ... moreread!
review 2: What more can you ask for? 5 great reviewed books in a bundle!Honestly, I haven't read all of them, but I've read DEAR ROCKSTAR by Emme Rollins, and here's my thoughts on this book:-----------------------------When I was given the free copy by Emme Rollins herself in exchange for my honest review, I was over the moon, BECAUSE I'm a fan of rock star books. Although I was exposed to `80s music and trends by my beloved much older siblings, I was pretty much a baby during that decade. Therefore, I wonder how Dear Rockstar would work amongst rock star books available nowadays.It was the story about Sara, who, in spite of her bitterness at home, had a very normal relationships with her girlfriends at the Iselin Academy, especially with Aimee - her best-friend. There was Dale, the new guy at the Academy, a resemblance of Sara's rock star idol, Tyler Vincent, had been attracted to Sara since the first time he laid eyes on her.This book was very well written. I loved how the story flowed, and characters were developed. The way Dale and Sara interacts made this book different to other rock star stories I've ever read. There was no game being played. They showed their true feelings right from the start, and they were being blunt about it. And their story built up from there. I love them instantly.The banter between Sara and Aimee seemed real. I can almost feel as I was one of them. Their friendship was BEEautiful --> Hahaha, once you've read it, you 'll get the joke.Although the storyline was somewhat predictable, I enjoyed the book very much. The `80s setting was surprisingly didn't hold me from understanding the story. In fact, I recalled most of the icons, gossips and highlights from that decade. Looked like I wasn't that BABY baby after all.Oh, did I mention that I love the lyrics of the song in this book? I want to hear them recorded. Especially the one that Dale wrote - something about 'Bonnie and Clyde'. And no, I don't want to spoil anything here. The lyric somehow got me captivated when I started reading it line by line. I could hear it in my head. I heard raw and sexy voice. Think about Michael Hutchence. God!Furthermore, there was no single 'ultra-heroic' actions here. Every act in this book was plausible, suit each character's age.Almost every scene seemed real. Almost. I was a bit reluctant on the hospital scene - it was kind of cliche, I might say. Why does every turning point moment has to be in the hospital? - but that's just it .And guess what? I was glad the author didn't make Sara and Dale as an innocent virgin vs. an egomaniac sex god for that age. You see, they were just normal young adults that you could find in your own neighborhood, amongst your friends, even yourself.So, if you're looking for a light reading material, this book is a choice that I'll recommend. less

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