Following my heart, one book at a time...
The conclusion to this ROCK STAR trilogy is releasing tomorrow (I posted it below).
Cheryl: Love Ginger Voight but think I’ll wait till her new series is complete.
Maryse: It’s ready Cheryl!! No more waiting…
And it’s sort of a crossover (spinoff?) from her fantastic angsty rock star series “Groupie Trilogy” that made me FREAK OUT! LOL! (check out my review). Check out our fellow “Groupie” lovers:
Lisa: I enjoyed the Complete Groupie Trilogy by Ginger Voight.
Ginger Voight’s latest book was just released, and it complete’s this new trilogy. Looks like the heroine’s in for a love/hate? 😉 triangle with these wealthy brothers…
Janet: Another great trilogy from Ginger Voight. She gave some insight to her personal motivation in this one and it made it even more touching. I am such a fan.
Melissa: Ginger voights Fullerton fam series is just as amazing as well and all 3 books have released. Both series are absolute must reads!
Shannon: I LOVE Ginger Voight!
The last book in this trilogy has just been released today!! YAY! This one is a full-on “dating a rock star” drama and I agonized BIG TIME with the rock-star “girlfriend” (or was she a groupie?). So many sweet and serene moments, and then so many moments of OH NO HE DIDN’T!!!! If you’re into rock star drama and the whole famous band touring (and the girls that love them… or try to love them) this one’s for you!
Shawna: Oh Maryse you totally had it right in your review. I was prepared for the over the top drama, but it still set me off where I had to tell someone…HAHA.
Rock Star (Groupie Book 2)
<— The sequel to “Groupie” (my latest 4.5 star “frenzy-inducing” read that had me up all night, freaking out – check out my review for it, here). Rock Star delivered tons of angst with a few punches to the gut, and put me through the ringer, too. Oh boy did it put me through the ringer. But for me, it was more of a 4 star read (and occasionally less, when I found myself over-exasperated).
I liked it, but I lost some of that famous rock star fantasy, in the process. Some of those larger than life, “OMG I can’t believe this is happening to me” moments. The “I told you so’s” that re-inforced my belief (and provided relief) that my love for rock stars and the whole fantasy of it, was best left in my blog posts. Because sure enough, there could only be pain in that kind of “reality”.