Never Kiss a Rockstar (Rockstars in Kill Devil Hills #2) by Sarah Darlington [arc review]

Another day another Rockstar Romance. Ready?

Dani Mills, drummer of the world-famous band, Sunset Revival, doesn’t have time for romance. Touring with her bandmates across the country, she’s content with meaningless sex: one-night-stands, no kissing, no personal details. These are her rules…and there are never exceptions.

John Michaels lives a life of seclusion in Corolla, North Carolina. He works, eats, and sleeps—and is perfectly content with his lifestyle. He doesn’t have the time, or energy, to deal with people. Or relationships. Especially women relationships.

When Sunset Revival gets stranded on the beach, it’s John who is asked for shelter. With his sexy-as-sin good looks—covered in ink with blue eyes so deep they shine—Dani finds herself desperate for one night in his bed. That’s all either of them wants, really…one night, no-strings, no promise of tomorrow.

Yet, when one night turns into two, both find themselves breaking their own rules. Thrust into a whirlwind of passion and desire, the pair struggle to maintain the upper hand, with John learning the hardest lesson of all…never kiss a Rockstar.

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The Review: 3 Stars

This was a good contemporary romance novel!

John was a loyal, hard working guy and very sweet. He fell for Dani hard and fast.

Dani is a bit of a wild card. It is easy to tell she is falling for him but it is not easy to tell what she is going to do next.

I kept waiting for this big twist to come in the story and it never really did.

This is a story of how two people meet and proceed to make each other better. Dani and John not just have great chemistry they also push each other to be better versions of themselves. It doesn't make for the most exciting story, but it does make a very good feel good book.

I am a sucker for Rockstar Romances though... although this was a great book I was expecting a little more of that band and tour drama that you only get on rockstar romances, hence I started this review describing Never Kiss a Rockstar as a contemporary romance. I am sure many of you will absolutely love this one, and I did enjoy it myself, it just wasn't what I expected and hoped from a rockstar romance.

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