Groupie

ISBN-13: 9781537481241 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 256 str.

Susan Daugherty

Opis

Moving to a new city isn't the magic fix Lexie Travis hoped it would be. Sure, she put some mileage between herself and her feuding parents, her miserable dating history, and the memories of a life-altering injury. However, she still feels like a former shadow of herself, hiding behind her diminished confidence and her thorough disbelief in true love. Everything changes when Lexie's best (and only) friend drags her to a country music concert. Lexie loves country music, but she loathes the top-selling heartthrob who sold out the arena. Jack Morgan became a sensation with a string of degrading, shallow songs that she can't stand. After suffering through an evening surrounded by the playboy celebrity's endless sea of admirers, a startling trauma lands Jack in the hospital, and Lexie is the physical therapist assigned to the VIP treatment of the very man she despises. Jack is drawn to the one woman who appears resistant to his charms and who loves to check his ego every chance she gets, yet gives him the honesty he needs. She's the opposite of his usual groupies. He can only continue his tour if he receives rehab on the road, and Lexie is the lone person Jack trusts for the job. Reluctantly, she agrees to take the journey on his luxury coach, joining the wild cast of characters on his crew. Yes, she was given many incentives to take the assignment, but the reason she wants to ignore is the dangerous one. Jackson Morgan is growing on her. He's shown her facets of his personality she never fathomed, and maybe she isn't immune to his handsome charm after all. At every turn, another challenge pushes her away from him. A woman returns from his past, along with new temptations at every concert. Jack's manager clings to control over his artist and doesn't like Lexie, or her growing influence. Media attention makes her want to run the other way, but she can't escape it. Stepping onto the tour bus is the domino that starts a chain reaction in their lives and challenges them both to change. Could they learn to believe in love and happily ever after? *IF YOU ENJOY THIS BOOK, PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO LEAVE A REVIEW Please note: Groupie is Volume One in a two-part series Praise for Groupie: "Fans of Colleen Hoover will definitely enjoy Groupie. When it comes to exploring a character's emotions, Susan Daugherty hit the nail on the head. I felt the fear, the excitement, and the love between Lexie and Jack.This book is filled with "awww"-inspiring sweet moments and nail biting suspense. I especially loved that it still managed to convey the romantic atmosphere without the overblown sex scenes." -Maureen Dangarembizi for Readers' Favorite Under the Covers BookLovers Groupie Review - Bel "Groupie is everything you could want in a sweet, sexy contemporary romance. I'm so excited to say this is my first FIVE star read in a LONG time and I don't hand out five star ratings lightly. Jackson himself is plenty enough reason to read this book so go, go now and pick this baby up if you love a drop dead sexy, swoon worthy sweet man with the kind of morals and values you know your mama would be proud of. Trust me, you won't regret letting Jack Morgan into your life. Groupie was such a sweet, heart warming surprise that brought constant smiles to my face and had me swooning left, right and center. It's light, sweet, the drama is kept to a minimum, the sexual tension is high, I highly suggest you take a chance on Groupie. "It was one of those stories that gripped me right from page one and kept me reading all the way through. It as a fun story, one that tugged at the heart strings a little as the relationship developed between the two main characters, despite everything that seemed to be against it ever happening. This is an incredibly well written book, with a story that has been designed to draw a reader in and hold their interest." -Readers' Favorite Book Review by Anne-Marie Reynolds

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