Rock Addiction
2014 • 406 pages

Ratings17

Average rating3.4

15

This was my first Nalini Singh book and it definitely will not be my last. I listened to this on audiobook and while I was a little awkward at times it didn't take away from my enjoyment of if.

I have to say I am pretty sure this is the only book I've read where the characters actually communicate with each other and that was such a refreshing change. The whole time I was listening to it I was waiting for some sort of drama to happen for them to end things without talking but it never came. Don't get me wrong this book has its fair share of drama but the characters always ended up talking through the problems and I loved that.

I feel like this probably isn't a 100% accurate portrayal of the rock star life. I say this because the situations that pop up were just always solved within minutes of them being revealed. I feel like it was a little to easy.

I loved Molly and Fox. Yes it's very insta lust/love but I'm ok with that especially since their attraction to each other was believable. This book has a lot of sex so if that's not your cup of tea you should steer clear.

I really enjoyed this book and I look forward to continuing on with the rest of the series.

April 10, 2019