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funny
lighthearted
slow-paced
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Character
Loveable characters:
Yes
Was a nice quick palette cleanser between fantasy series! Wasn't cringey at all which is what i usually expect with these kind of stories
emotional
medium-paced
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Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Cute story. Haven’t read a rockstar romance before. YA. I could tell it was written by a younger person, some of the conversations got confusing with who was speaking. Overall good story but nothing spectacular
adventurous
medium-paced
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Complicated
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
lighthearted
relaxing
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
challenging
emotional
mysterious
reflective
emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
relaxing
medium-paced
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This was a great slow burn.
It was a good, mildly formulaic rockstar romance. There’s the allusions to former drug use, writers block, women and the rock star who’s tired of them etc.
This isn’t a bad thing. Our heroines wouldn’t fall for a drug taking womaniser who pours out lyrics like sweat on stage.
Jas is a rockstar in every sense of the romantic word. There are a few surprises to keep readers interested and Haley is an interesting character with some good quirks.
Honestly, I’m not a fan of one HEA over multiple books. I’d rather read a 500 or more page book for one couple than have it split into 2 or 3 books. But I’m slightly invested, so I might look up the rest of this series if only to sate my curiosity.
It was a good, mildly formulaic rockstar romance. There’s the allusions to former drug use, writers block, women and the rock star who’s tired of them etc.
This isn’t a bad thing. Our heroines wouldn’t fall for a drug taking womaniser who pours out lyrics like sweat on stage.
Jas is a rockstar in every sense of the romantic word. There are a few surprises to keep readers interested and Haley is an interesting character with some good quirks.
Honestly, I’m not a fan of one HEA over multiple books. I’d rather read a 500 or more page book for one couple than have it split into 2 or 3 books. But I’m slightly invested, so I might look up the rest of this series if only to sate my curiosity.
Since I have started a Bookstagram with a couple of romance reader friends, I have gotten some fantastic recommendations from them. The Good Girl was one. I love me a good rockstar romance, and this story nailed it. It has all the elements, broody rock star, geeky but adorable girl, some highly charged chemistry, and a mystery or two. Add-in a smoldering slow burn and three more books to tell their story, and you have an addictive mixture.
The growing awareness between these two outwardly very different people is intriguing and draws you into their story. I love that Haley is an absolute genius and is uses those skills to get her job. She's an introvert and doesn't like certain things. These quirks do not dissuade Jax from trying to get to know her when he can get outside his headspace and see her. Her knowledge of music and how she is using her genius to improve it makes her an unforgettable character.
Let's face it, Jax needs some love. He's numbed, lonesome, and guilt-ridden for failing the expectations he puts on himself. Haley begins to pull him out of himself, the romance is coming, but then we hit that delicious tension that makes an ordinary book above average.
There is so much here, and it all demands that you keep moving forward with Jax and Haley so you can discover it all. I'm all in.
The growing awareness between these two outwardly very different people is intriguing and draws you into their story. I love that Haley is an absolute genius and is uses those skills to get her job. She's an introvert and doesn't like certain things. These quirks do not dissuade Jax from trying to get to know her when he can get outside his headspace and see her. Her knowledge of music and how she is using her genius to improve it makes her an unforgettable character.
Let's face it, Jax needs some love. He's numbed, lonesome, and guilt-ridden for failing the expectations he puts on himself. Haley begins to pull him out of himself, the romance is coming, but then we hit that delicious tension that makes an ordinary book above average.
There is so much here, and it all demands that you keep moving forward with Jax and Haley so you can discover it all. I'm all in.