Blush (Rockstar #2) By: Anne Mercier

(N) This is the second book in a Rockstar Book series, after one drunken night in Vegas Lucy and Jesse are married and the two are heading on the town with their bands for the Blush Falling Down tour. Between the groupies trying to get their hands all over Jesse and Lucy's grandfather wanting to meet her new husband things are not getting any easier for Jesse and Lucy. But through all of the tough times Jesse is always there for Lucy. Just when Jesse and Lucy get their romantic life back on track and get the most exciting news once again drama happens that puts the both of them on edge.
     This book was just as good as the first book in the series and definitely a series that I would recommend reading. I could not put this book down when reading and you will feel the same way too.

Stepbrother Billionaire By: Colleen Masters

(N) Abby and Emerson could not be more different, he's from the wrong side of the tracks while she comes from an affluent lifestyle. Emerson is the popular, gorgeous lacrosse star while Abby is a school wallflower. Although the two have never talked Abby has been crushing on Emerson for years just watching him from afar. Abby and Emerson never talked to each other until Abby's widowed father started dating Emerson's mother and then moved into Abby's home. Although Abby cannot stand Emerson and his need to keep referring to her as 'Sis' she cannot help but be attracted to him.
         After one night at a party where the two were stuck in a closet playing 7 Minutes in heaven the sexual tension between Abby and Emerson begins to be too much for either of them. But before either of them can truly act on their feelings their parents announce that they are engaged leaving Abby and Emerson only one night to fully give into their temptation before they will officially be brother and sister. But all things come to an end on the night of the wedding when the truth comes out about why Emerson's mother really married Abby's father. When words and fists begin to fly Emerson walks out leaving Abby and a broken heart behind.
        Eight years later on the first day of a job of a lifetime Abby runs into the last person she ever thought that she would see again. Emerson looks even better than he did eight years ago and the feelings that the two had for one another is still strong. But just like the last time these two were together family and this time co-workers try to tear the two apart.
        I have to say that although I did enjoy this book it did remind me much of the book Stepbrother Dearest and if I had to choose which one I would recommend it would be Stepbrother Dearest. Not to say that this book was not a good book because it was, its just the other book is better.

Don't Let Go By: Michelle Lynn

(N) This book is the first book in the Invisibles series, up until recently Sadie Miller has lived a completely different life. It is Sadie's final year of college and she just transfered schools to get away from her past and the girl that she once was. Before coming to this new school Sadie was known as the University slut a girl who would sleep with every guy and it was not unusal for her to wake up in the morning after a night of drinking in a strange guy's bed. Now away from the gossip and away from her parents Sadie gets to start over and be someone different than who she was. That is when Sadie meets Brady Carsen the lead singer of the Invisibles, a popular local band. Brady is not exactly the type of guy that the old Sadie would have hooked up with but he is exactly the type of guy that the new Sadie needs.
       But soon Sadie's troubled past comes back to haunt her and she becomes unsure of herself. Sadie begins to question if she is the type of girl that Carsen should be with. Meanwhile Brady is convinced that he and Sadie are meant to be together but he has secrets of his own one's that he is not so willing to share for fear that it will lead to him and Sadie becoming over.
        Although this book was a good book I do not think that I will be reading onto the next book in the series. There were some good parts to this story but after a while I started to become bored with the whole thing and ended up just skimming through the rest of the book till I reached the ending. Overall I have say that if you are on the fence for reading this is a book that is not really worth reading.

Bang Bang By: Rachel Van Dyken

(N) This book is a short standalone novella with characters from the Eagle Elite series. This mafia story is about Axton Abandonato and  Amy De Lange. Amy and Axton were best friends but after a sting gone wrong against part of the De Lange family Axton fakes his own death and goes into hiding. Axton leaves behind the one person that means most to him, Amy his best friend and the love of his life. Now five years later Axton is sent with a task, to come out of hiding and find Amy and bring her back home to Chicago.
            Meanwhile Amy is left behind, she believes that her best friend is dead. Since Amy is only  sixteen she is sent off to foster care but once the families find out who she is and who her family is the foster families send Amy back. So for the next few years Amy goes from one family to the other. Now Amy is living in a crappy apartment and is about to start a job as a stripper but just before Amy is about to go onstage for the first time Axton comes to her rescue. Seeing Axton for the first time after thinking that he has been dead for all these years causes Amy is be a little hesitant when trusting Axton. Although the two still have a connection to each other Amy still cannot fully trust Axton.
         Although I haven't read the Eagle Elite series and an unsure if I am going to I do have to say that this book was a good book and worth reading. Even if you have not read the other books in the series this book is worth reading.