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Dangerously Close by Dee J. Adams

inmyhumbleopinion's review

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4.0

A little mystery, a little rock and roll and a wonderful romance.
Rocker Seger Hughes has fallen prey to the rock and roll lifestyle. When he wakes up after a show in Boise, Idaho with a girl just turned 18 in his bed and the hangover from hell he takes it as a wakeup call to rethink his life. To that end he cleans up his act for the rest of his tour and arranges to take some time off. He moves into one of his investment properties in L.A. for some peace, quiet, and introspection. He didn’t count on neighbor Ashley Bristol. She is recently blinded and doesn’t recognize him as he is using his given name. They get to know each other without the barrier of his fame.
I really liked Ashley as she wasn’t poor pitiful me but neither was she a Pollyanna. It was wonderful watching Mel pull his head out of his ass and who could help but love Roamer the dog.

valeehill's review

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4.0

I was caught up in this story right away and enjoyed it to the end. Since I was so impressed with the third in the trilogy I am eager to read the first two now!

Read the second time 10/28/2012.

emilyhei's review

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4.0

"When Seger Hughes, realizes he can be who he is, Mel Summers, without Ashley knowing he is a rock star, he forms what is a first for him, a friendship."

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***reread this is such a good story, love Mel he is conflicted as a soiled rock star trying to dig his way out. Meeting Ashley who is blind and doesn't judge him turns into a beautiful love story.
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