It’s as if you’ve made a new friend and she is telling you all about her crazy mixed up love life and how she got the man of her dreams. The storytelling is conversational, as if Indy is sitting next to you in her bookstore, Fortnum’s in Lower Downtown Denver. When Indy’s life is endangered, Lee steps in and declares to all and sundry that Indy is his woman and sets out to convince Indy of this new to her truth. From that point on, Indy made a point to avoid Lee at as much as possible. Indy pursued Liam relentlessly as a teen until Indy finally got the message at the age of twenty that Lee (as he is known to all) would never want her back. Their mothers, especially, wanted the two families tied together by marriage. Allie Nightingale was Indy’s best friend. The Savage and Nightingale families were close. India Savage, known as Indy, grew up loving Liam Nightingale. There are drag queens, irascible older people, people getting shot at and cars exploding. There is the hot, mysterious security guy. There is the intrepid heroine who rushes into danger. Rock Chick reads like Stephanie Plum fan fiction for the Rangerettes (the shippers who wanted a pairing between Stephanie and Ranger). If they don’t like Rock Chick, then it is probably best for readers to pass on your extensive backlist. Rock Chick is one of your better works and it also contains nearly every one of your signature writing features so that if readers like Rock Chick, they are likely to enjoy most of your writing. (another author used the word “Daisy Chained” to describe books that are loosely connected by a series of characters).

Rock Chick is the beginning of a series of books that are interrelated.

Sweet Dreams is an interesting story and one that I am going to review later but I actually went on to read several of your books and I wanted to start writing reviews with Rock Chick. It was rough but Ruthie Knox, in the comments, suggested I give Sweet Dreams a try and I did. Jane C Reviews Contemporary / friends-to-lovers / romantic-suspense / unrequited-love 18 CommentsĪfter Kati D reviewed Knight for Dear Author, I had to read it myself.

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