Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
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Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Wait by A.L. Jackson Release Blitz!



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ALJackson-WaitBookCover5x8_BW_HIGHFrom NYT & USA Today bestselling author comes a new Bleeding Stars stand-alone novel…

She is his strength and he is her weakness. And this time he won’t let her go.



Edie Evans is gorgeous.

Sexy.

Kind.

She’s also the definition of off-limits.

But that didn't stop me from sneaking into her room to comfort her at night.

But guys like me? We destroy everything, so it should have been no surprise when I destroyed us, too.

The night I sent her running, I thought I’d never see her again.

Until I saw her standing like a vision in the crowd.



Austin Stone is dangerous.

Alluring.

Tempting.

He broke my heart and I refused to give him the chance to do it again.

It’s been years since I’ve seen him, and now I can’t do anything but stare at the gorgeous, tattooed man playing onstage. I should run. I know I should. But like a fool, I run straight back to him.

Our desire is overpowering.
Our need unrelenting.

She is my hope.
He is my weakness.

We should have known a passion this intense would burn us right into the ground.




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"Meaningful. Mesmerizing. Magnificent...5 but should be 10 beautiful, broken, brilliant, and imperfectly perfect stars .” Karen, Bookalicious Babes Blog
"A beautifully written story about broken hearts and unshakable longing, about second chances and third chances and a whispered hope for a happily ever after. Intensely felt on every level, Edie and Austin’s story will own you." Vilma, Vilma’s Book Blog
“Beautiful. Sexy. Dripping with tenderness. I felt the emotion in this story all the way to my toes.” Mia Sheridan, NYT Bestselling Author
“6 Stars - ‪Wait is equally devastating and beautiful! A.L. Jackson has a way of pouring words onto a page that makes you crave every piece of a story.” Molly McAdams, NYT Bestselling Author









“Shit,” I hissed, bracing myself against the spray of the icy shards pelting from the shower head.

I sucked in a breath, released it between clenched teeth, and forced myself fully under it.

Head dropped and chest heaving as rivers of ice-cold water slicked down my shoulders and back.

But it did nothing to lessen the need. Gave me no sanity or pacification.

Because all I could think about was the girl on the other side of the door.

My girl.

In my bed.

Wearing just her panties and my shirt.

An angel I wanted to dirty.

I always had.

Love was messy like that.

All of my restraint scattered. I gripped my cock. Squeezed the base. My mouth dropped open at the pressure of my hand against my rigid length.

A fool thinking it might be enough.

Shit.

God, I was a bastard, but there was nothing I could do before I was giving in, leaning forward and bracketing my forearm above my head to hold my weight.

Water pounded down on my head and back while I pounded my fist against my dick.

Trying to keep silent when all I wanted was to moan, teeth digging into my bottom lip as I pictured the girl spread out for me.

My breaths were coming short.

Panted and hard.

I gave into imagining the sounds she would make when I finally got to bury myself in her body.

A soft, soft gasp.

I slowed, trying to convince myself that throaty sound was all in my mind.

Just another part of this fantasy.

Until I heard the small thump against the wall.

Shit.

I mashed my eyes closed, like it might hide me.

Conceal the depravity of my actions after I’d just been comforting her hours before.

Heart thrashing, I turned and moved far enough to peek out the small section where the fabric shower curtain hadn’t been drawn fully closed.

It was just a little sliver that left me exposed.

But it was enough. When I peered out, I was looking right at my girl pressed up against the wall.

She stared right back at me.

And I wanted to be horrified, my mind scrambling to conjure every weak apology I could summon. Ready to fucking grovel to keep her from turning and running once again.

Because that’s exactly what I expected her to do.

But her expression…her expression clutched me in the center of the chest and sent what little brain function I had left stampeding south.

Red, lush lips were parted, her hand pressed to her hollow of her throat, pupils dilated so big that her hooded, cerulean eyes appeared black. Needy breaths were coming at me from that sweet mouth like a goddamned freight train.

Desire swelled in the confines of the too-tight room.

Alive.

She pressed deeper into the wall as if it might support her weakened knees. Head rocked back. Thighs squeezing together.

Motherfuck.

My hand shot to the shower wall to steady myself. “Warning you, Edie, you need to get out of here. Right now.”









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aljacksonphotoA.L. Jackson is the New York Times & USA Today Bestselling author of contemporary romance. She writes emotional, sexy, heart-filled stories about boys who usually like to be a little bit bad.

Her bestselling series include THE REGRET SERIES, CLOSER TO YOU, as well as the newest BLEEDING STARS novels. Watch for the next installments, WAIT and STAY, coming in 2016.

If she’s not writing, you can find her hanging out by the pool with her family, sipping cocktails with her friends, or of course with her nose buried in a book.

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Monday, June 1, 2015

The Final Note and Disrespectful Diva by Helen J. Barnes!


Dayton Scott loves the DJ lifestyle for the most part. Alannah doesn't have the time to worry about men. And frankly she's a bit disenchanted with them. They meet and sparks fly. But not everyone is happy with their relationship. Find the official description on Goodreads

While I wasn't a fan of the first person perspective(as I rarely am) I did enjoy Alannah and Dayton as characters. They were interesting, and refreshing. Dayton wasn't into sleeping with every female that was around, and Alannah was working hard. They became like real people to me and I enjoyed learning their stories.

There was occasionally an error or two but we're human so it does happen. But otherwise the writing was pretty well done.

The plot was painful but it wasn't the thing that you would believe would bring a crisis to their relationship that does. 

The Final Note does a good job of creating a romance story that you can't put down. 




Tara or DJ DisDiva has fought hard to be at the top of her business. And she's enjoying the rewards of her battle. But everything is shaken up when Dominic is brought in to run the Xtreem radio station. They've both got a certain reputation. Can they move past their assumptions to work amicably or will everything fall apart? Find the official description on Goodreads

Disrespectful Diva had a much more high energy feel to it, when compared to The Final Note. But it wasn't high energy in a suspenseful way. It was high energy in the way that both Tara and Dominic give their all. It's obvious to see in the writing of Helen J. Barnes and you almost feel drained after reading Disrespectful Diva, as if you were the one doing what Tara or Dominic were doing.

It's definitely a lesson in don't depend on others to think you know people. Both Tara and Dominic aren't at all what they're first represented as and you easily see that at different books in Disrespectful Diva.

I enjoyed both The Final Note and Disrespectful Diva very much, especially because I don't think I've ever seen any books about DJ's. So it stands out in that respect especially. 


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Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Country Love by Chelsea Dorsette Blog Tour!








Country Love

Author: Chelsea Dorsette

Publisher: Limitless publishing, Hawaii

Cover: Limitless publishing, Hawaii

Publication: April 17, 2014


Pages: 115

Genre: Adult/Romance


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**Mature Content Warning** Recommended for ages 17+ due to language and sexual content.

Standing over six feet tall with tight black jeans and his signature 

black cowboy hat, he draws attention every time he sets foot on stage... CJ Tanner is the sexy lead singer of an up and coming country band.

While doing a radio station interview at Nashville, Tennessee’s top rated country music station WSIX, CJ meets Paden Thomas.

During the course of the interview the sexual tension between them is palpable…

When CJ invites Paden to come watch his band play at Nashville’s

popular downtown club called Cat’s Cradle their relationship starts

heating up.

It doesn’t take long before a mysterious series of unexplainable and

dangerous events start happening, leaving Paden suspicious that someone

is trying to keep them apart.

Feeling that their safety is in jeopardy, Paden has no other choice than to break up with CJ…

Yet again, another unexpected turn of events puts Paden in harms way with potentially devastating consequences.

Will CJ show up in time to rescue her? Or will these events take a toll on their relationship?


REVIEW:

Warning:  This book is for mature audiences.

Country Love is a good romantic book. It quickly introduces you to the character's pasts allowing a bit of a chance to see them as they were and how those events could shape their lives now.

It did take me a bit to get into this book. I'm not sure if it was the writing or just difficulty in connecting with the characters, but it took a little while to get into the book. I did get into and enjoy it much more after a while and I especially loved the romantic bits in the book. They were sweet.

There were also moments of drama and the possibility of danger. This was introduced almost slowly, as a niggling thought in the back of your head. It grabbed your attention and made you feel bad for the characters as well. Especially because of their reactions to this drama.

It did go by quickly, so if you're interested in a quick romance read than Country Love should be given a chance. Country Love was a good book, that definitely had it's share of moments.

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CHELSEA DORSETTE

was born in Boston, Massachusetts and now calls Raleigh, North Carolina

home. Her writing career began in the radio broadcasting industry as a

commercial copywriter. Some years later she penned a handful of

children’s short stories. A few years back, she spent three years

learning the craft of writing country music lyrics with the help from

some great Nashville song writers. Chelsea’s current love is writing

erotica romance. She currently has three novellas available on all major

E-bookstores with two more in the works to be published.


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Monday, June 16, 2014

Something True by Malia Mallory

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"This is why she hadn't wanted to agree to this arrangement in the first place." -Malia Mallory, Something True

Shelley is a musician but she also founded KC's Kidz to entertain children in the hospital in honour of her sister who died of cancer when she was younger. Liam, a big time rock star, is in trouble with the law and volunteers at KC's Kidz. Shelley catches his eyes. But can Shelley trust him or will this all just go down in flames? Find the official description on Goodreads.

Something True drew me in and made me wish it was longer. Much of the issues revolve around Shelley and whether she can trust Liam. Not to mention she feels that she isn't going to fit in his lifestyle or Liam will lost interest. The internal battle was good to watch as I'm not sure about you but I always seem to have an internal battle about pretty much anything and everything. So it was cool to see that and recognize it as something that I do myself. When that happens you find an instant connection with Shelley.

The writing was interesting and easy to read. It blended well and you could see the distinct voices of both Shelley and Liam. 

It's a great read, one that I found was too short. But then again I say that about many books I read and enjoy. So maybe I just didn't want it to end. It was a great read though. 

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