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A review by nadine_booklover
Rock Legend by Tara Leigh
4.0
"Want to know the difference between a legend and a fairy tale? Only one of them ends happily ever after."
Rock Legend, the second installment of the Nothing But Trouble series by Tara Leigh is a great second chance novel about a hot troubled drummer.
"Her energy shuddered through me, flipping a switch I hadn't realized had been locked in the off position until now. Until seeing Piper. Touching Piper. Kissing Piper. Again."
Landon is really something. During his story he shows many facets. The ones you can't help falling in love with and the ones that makes you want to take the hand of the broken boy, telling him everything is going to be ok.
Tara did really well writing and exploring his trouble with substance abuse. It was obvious he always replaced one addiction with another until he realized what really matters most to him and changed directions.
"Nothing worth having comes easy."
Piper is beautiful in her own broken way. In Rock King we got a glimpse of Piper and I already had my biased opinion about her. Lesson learned: Don't judge a book by its cover. She's strong, so strong and I'm really happy that she found in Landon a guy who appreciates her for who she really is and not for her perfection.
"Piper and I were so much alike that we were exact opposites. Mirror images."
Landon and Piper work well together. But I didn't get as much chemistry vibes than I got from Shane and Delaney. Their story was well plotted but to me mostly predictable. The part I loved most was the petting pups center. I truly love this idea and how Tara has woven a personal experience into this book.
"I needed to know him. The rock star and the wounded boy. The loner. The legend. Landon Cox was all of those things. And then some."
I really enjoyed reading Rock Legend, but it couldn't really keep up with my feelings for Rock King.
I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.
Rock Legend, the second installment of the Nothing But Trouble series by Tara Leigh is a great second chance novel about a hot troubled drummer.
"Her energy shuddered through me, flipping a switch I hadn't realized had been locked in the off position until now. Until seeing Piper. Touching Piper. Kissing Piper. Again."
Landon is really something. During his story he shows many facets. The ones you can't help falling in love with and the ones that makes you want to take the hand of the broken boy, telling him everything is going to be ok.
Tara did really well writing and exploring his trouble with substance abuse. It was obvious he always replaced one addiction with another until he realized what really matters most to him and changed directions.
"Nothing worth having comes easy."
Piper is beautiful in her own broken way. In Rock King we got a glimpse of Piper and I already had my biased opinion about her. Lesson learned: Don't judge a book by its cover. She's strong, so strong and I'm really happy that she found in Landon a guy who appreciates her for who she really is and not for her perfection.
"Piper and I were so much alike that we were exact opposites. Mirror images."
Landon and Piper work well together. But I didn't get as much chemistry vibes than I got from Shane and Delaney. Their story was well plotted but to me mostly predictable. The part I loved most was the petting pups center. I truly love this idea and how Tara has woven a personal experience into this book.
"I needed to know him. The rock star and the wounded boy. The loner. The legend. Landon Cox was all of those things. And then some."
I really enjoyed reading Rock Legend, but it couldn't really keep up with my feelings for Rock King.
I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.