Release Date: July 10, 2019
Savage is the world’s biggest rock star.
twenty-five, he’s got it all.
Fame. And the adoration of fans everywhere.
that was enough to make him forget his past.
transform his distrusting heart.
that’s not how it works…
meets a bridesmaid hiding out in a hotel bar.
the only girl on the planet who doesn’t know who he is.
seems to be the one girl who can give him something no one else can.
Prescott just discovered her boyfriend cheating—at her sister’s wedding.
escape humiliation, she seeks refuge in a hotel bar.
trying to figure out how to pick up the pieces of what was supposed to be an
amazing senior year in college, a handsome stranger interrupts her
wallowing.
who quickly makes her forget why she’s there.
after an unforgettable night, disappears without a second glance.
away doesn’t always mean letting someone go.
out, gasping as someone grabbed my arm and pulled me out the nearby exit
door.
ended up in.
smirk on his face.
neighborhood.”
odor.
behold, here you are.”
over the phone, if not more as it echoed in the alley.
dragging-me-out-of-the-bar-into-a-dark-alley thing,” I added.
Sunny Shelly’s Review: 5 Stars
Kozart is a fantastic friends-to-lovers/rockstar romance. I love an ordinary girl/celeb coupling, and this one was even better because country music lover Aubrey had NO clue who the guy was when they meet at a hotel bar. Kozart helps Aubrey save face at her sister’s wedding reception — where her ex had cheated on her. But since Kozart is in the middle of a rock tour, he won’t make any promises. Their friendship starts out as text messages and late-night phone calls until one day, Kozart sweeps Aubrey off her feet, realizing that he wants more from this girl that makes him feel safe in a way that he’s never felt before.
I loved everything about this book. They both have trust issues: She literally met Kozart minutes after her ex cheated on her and doesn’t trust that he’d remain faithful to a nobody like her. And with the crap childhood that he came from, bouncing around from one foster home to the next, Kozart doesn’t trust anybody and leaves before he gets left behind. So when a situation arises between them, spurred on by his bandmates and management that eventually blows up in Kozart’s face, they approach it from vastly different point of views.
It’s bugging me how Kozart knew where to find Aubrey the night she was out with his friends. Did he have a tracker on her phone or something? And I wish we would have gotten a scene where he decided it was time to grovel and win her back. But that aside, this was a sweet and charming story with a HEA between a rock god and a country girl that left me smiling.
I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review.
is the author of new adult and sports romances with cocky heroes and sassy
heroines. When she’s not writing, she’s a total romance junkie! Add an alpha
male who’s unlikable in the beginning…even better. She loves guys in backward
hats, country music, the summertime, and her amazing family and friends.
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