Rock Hard by Olivia Cunning

Rock Hard (Sinners on Tour, #2)

by Olivia Cunning

Two years ago, Sed gave Jessica an ultimatum and she broke his heart by leaving without a backwards glance. Since then, he's tried to forget her by screwing any woman who will have him. It's no use. Sed still loves Jessica. Seeing her working in a strip club, with all those men gawking at her, sends Sed into a jealous rage. Jessica belongs to him. Always has, always will.

Heartbroken, Jessica made her choice and ended their engagement. Since then, she's tried to forget him by avoiding men entirely. It's no use. Jessica still hates Sed and knows one mere woman will never satisfy his over-inflated ego or insatiable sexual appetite. When she has no choice but to take a summer job that has her trapped on Sinners' tour bus with the impossibly sexy jerk for two entire months, she's furious- but the passion between them is hotter than ever.

Trapped together on the Sinners tour bus for the summer, Sed and Jessica will rediscover the millions of steamy reasons they never should have called it quits in the first place...

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3.5 stars
I've gotten really bad at marking books when I start them!!!

Anyway, I read the first book in this series years ago and I have no idea why I took so long to read the second. I enjoyed it, a lot, though I think I liked the first one more.

What worked:
- the characters. I love Jess and Zed as a couple and on their own. Theyre both very strong and independent. And, even though Zed can piss you off because he is so pushy, he has good intentions and he does learn (even if it's slowly).
- the band dynamic. I don't read many band books - since music isn't really my thing (gasp! I know... Lol) but I do love the band dynamic. They're like a family - they annoy each other and they love each other. It's great.
- Jessica's struggle to get people to take her seriously because she's sexy. It's not something I can relate too (hahaha) but I can imagine it's rough. She's smart and it's hard for her to just be slut shamed all the time. I love where things are going for her by the end of the book.

Could've been better:
- the sex was too much. I know, I read erotica and then complain about the sex? The thing is, I like it to be sexy - which it was - but not take over. Sometimes it just took over in this book. And it was too much of the same - I'm sure it's hard to keep it interesting as a writer, but then, just skip some of it, we don't need so much. Personally. There were some great story lines that could have taken more time, instead of the sex.

But yeah, I liked it and will read more. The narration is great and I'm glad I have this series on audio.

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