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A review by zellian
My Secret Rockstar Boyfriend by Eleanor Wood
3.0
I really wanted to like this more then I did, in the end I think I'd probably rate it between two to three stars out of the five.
90's obsessed, charity shop loving teen who blogs about her random yet seemingly boring life named Tuesday (Yes that's her name). Sounds cool at first.
Throwing herself into Jackson Griffith, who played the "I went to rehab, I'm a changed man!" card and came across creepily obsessive with 'Ruby Tuesday' just from her blog and ended up being a d-bag. Eh.
Maybe I was just hoping it'd turn out Jackson would end up being a lovely man, who though divorced and had been shown as the typical rockstar mess, would have some sort of heart to heart struggle with Tuesday and they'd overcome these issues they had and it'd end happily.
Ah but no, he's a jerk and annoyed the crap out of me and made me feel very odd about how this 'romance' appeared to blossom.
Maybe the story was just not one I liked in the end, I ended up losing concentration with it and wanted to skim through the last pages.
90's obsessed, charity shop loving teen who blogs about her random yet seemingly boring life named Tuesday (Yes that's her name). Sounds cool at first.
Throwing herself into Jackson Griffith, who played the "I went to rehab, I'm a changed man!" card and came across creepily obsessive with 'Ruby Tuesday' just from her blog and ended up being a d-bag. Eh.
Maybe I was just hoping it'd turn out Jackson would end up being a lovely man, who though divorced and had been shown as the typical rockstar mess, would have some sort of heart to heart struggle with Tuesday and they'd overcome these issues they had and it'd end happily.
Ah but no, he's a jerk and annoyed the crap out of me and made me feel very odd about how this 'romance' appeared to blossom.
Maybe the story was just not one I liked in the end, I ended up losing concentration with it and wanted to skim through the last pages.