review 1: I feel like I was seriously misled by the blurb provided for this book. Rock Stars? seriously, where? The entire thing read like Jonas Brothers/One Direction fan fic and was so seriously juvenile it made me cringe. The characters didn't feel like they were 18 or 20 (?!). It was more like 13 -15 y/o's and that's the suggested demographic for this book imo.Maybe if I hadn't expected something more edgy and Rock n Roll I wouldn't be so disappointed. But there were no glimpses into the world behind the stage. The premise had potential and I guess I couldn't really complain since it only cost me 2$. The story wasn't bad and I actually managed to read to the end (which to my horror seems to be a rare occurrence nowadays..) and the two star 'it was okay' description is very ... moreapt. review 2: *Receive a copy for an honest review.Merch Girl is about Lacey and Trina adventure of touring with their favorite band. Lansdowne is Lacey and Trina favorite band. To be able to watch Lansdowne perform, they secretly sneak into a nightclub. To their surprise they also get a chance to meet the band members, Ryan, Logan, and Griffin. After meeting the members, Lacey and Trina are invited to come along for the tour and work as the band’s merch girl. Of course the offer is something either Lacey or Trina can refuse. As they spend time with the band members, romance blossom between Logan and Lacey as well as Trina and Griffin.Going on a tour with your favorite band is every fan girls dream. It is mine as well. If I get an opportunity to go on a tour with my favorite band, I would love to go also. I mean imagine seeing your favorite band up close that would be awesome. I like how Lacey develop as the story progress. At first I do not like her much because she’s insecure and weak but it’s good to see her changing as the story goes on. As for her best friend, Trina, at first I like so much because she’s very confident in herself and goes for what she wants but I find it hard to like her towards the end. She becomes quite selfish and possessive. Anyway, I recommend this to anyone who would love a fun contemporary YA and music, try this. You won’t be disappointed. It’s a fun and enjoyable read for me! less
