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A review by bellafirefly
Pitch by Maggie Alabaster
4.0
So I'm a sucker for a good rock star romance. I'm even more of a sucker for a good reverse harem. So when the two are combined, my interest is definitely peaked.
The story follows Abbie, who is trying to resurrect her career after a run of bad luck. She has a new record label and is sent out on tour with a currently popular rock band - after becoming intimately acquainted with the lead singer one night in a dark bar.
After a scary run-in with a gun-toting man, Abbie starts on her new journey of surviving her new role with the band and getting to know them, finding out there's more than meets the eye.
Did I mention there was mafia? Yeah, there's mafia. Interesting addition to the story and curious to see how that plays out.
I'm not going to lie, it took me a little longer than normal to get comfortable with the storyline as within the first few chapters, so much had happened. We open up with Abbie meeting Zeke at the bar and well, jumping right into things with him. And then they are held at gunpoint by a man. Then suddenly she's in a room with Zeke and his band, being told she'll be going on tour with them.
But once the dust settled, I found the story enjoyable and had fun being taken along for the ride.
The characters held my interest as well - Abbie isn't an overly strong character but she's intriguing enough to be able to be the heroine of the story. And the men are thankfully all different enough that you find yourself interested in learning who they are and what their backstories are. And of course we have the one jerk of a band member who fights Abbie the entire way - but I always like the addition of the ONE that doesn't instantly fall of the girl. Keeps things interesting.
All in all, this story didn't not disappoint, was a fun read and I'll be looking forward to the next addition to the series.
**I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.**
The story follows Abbie, who is trying to resurrect her career after a run of bad luck. She has a new record label and is sent out on tour with a currently popular rock band - after becoming intimately acquainted with the lead singer one night in a dark bar.
After a scary run-in with a gun-toting man, Abbie starts on her new journey of surviving her new role with the band and getting to know them, finding out there's more than meets the eye.
Did I mention there was mafia? Yeah, there's mafia. Interesting addition to the story and curious to see how that plays out.
I'm not going to lie, it took me a little longer than normal to get comfortable with the storyline as within the first few chapters, so much had happened. We open up with Abbie meeting Zeke at the bar and well, jumping right into things with him. And then they are held at gunpoint by a man. Then suddenly she's in a room with Zeke and his band, being told she'll be going on tour with them.
But once the dust settled, I found the story enjoyable and had fun being taken along for the ride.
The characters held my interest as well - Abbie isn't an overly strong character but she's intriguing enough to be able to be the heroine of the story. And the men are thankfully all different enough that you find yourself interested in learning who they are and what their backstories are. And of course we have the one jerk of a band member who fights Abbie the entire way - but I always like the addition of the ONE that doesn't instantly fall of the girl. Keeps things interesting.
All in all, this story didn't not disappoint, was a fun read and I'll be looking forward to the next addition to the series.
**I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.**