You'll more or less get what we all probably came for with this book (ie: hot, dominering, moody rock stars that can't help but become a bit obsessed with the FMC.) THE PERFORMANCES: I enjoyed the narrators and the use of different voice actors for each of the male charchters definitly helped, both to enhance to enhance the individual charchters and to more easily differentiate between them. Some of the conflict feels maybe a little contrived but all and all nothing that ruins the experience. I find raverse harems can sometimes struggle to properly develope all the charachters and relationships but Reid does a good job making all the love interests unique and appealing. At least for my tastes the book was really well paced, a nice medium burn on the romance, with plenty of sizzling tension to keep you interested. THE BOOK: A fun, spicy reverse harrem with some solid writing quality to back it up. It seemed easy enough when I boarded their tour bus, but it only took one city for the lines we'd drawn to blur. Somehow, I must resist the temptation of Houston Morrow, Loren James, and Jericho Noble. But the biggest threat of all isn't a meticulous frontman, a narcissistic bassist, and a drummer with too many secrets. To succeed I have to survive a world tour, public scrutiny, and idols turned enemies. The label wants a new image, Bound wants me gone, but I've got my own agenda. It's no secret I wasn't their first choice. Jaded, gorgeous, and ridiculously talented-they're determined to turn my dream into a nightmare. From dive bars to the big stage, my instant claim to fame is nothing short of a fairytale.

When Bound loses its lead guitarist, yours truly is chosen to fill his shoes.

I, Braxton Fawn, am the luckiest girl alive.

Lilac reid