“When I look at you, I don’t see regret and pain and suffering. It actually made me want to read more rock star-musicians themed romance books and I gotta do it now! The thing is, I felt like writing a rock star romance is a bit challenging for authors as it requires them to put so many aspects and it could either prosper or fail but in this book, the theme was very well balanced and all the things I am looking for in this genre was met in all equal measures. I was especially drawn to it and her addictive prose. It reminds me there’s nothing else I want to do– can do– and even though there’s something tragic in that, a man with one destiny, you take the edge off.” “The way you look at me when I sing and play reminds me why I started doing it in the first place. You can expect a story with a moderate amount of angst here, but the sizzling romance… oh my God! The romance really did good. The romantic development progressed slowly at first, letting you discover their lives outside the stage lights and how their inner struggle with their families made them stronger together.

She was strong and lovable and I found her passion to her family which equals her passion to arts incredible.

And in that moment in time, I was his world.” “Because when Alex was hurting, he wanted the entire world to hurt him. I loved how real his character was no matter how he was defined as near perfection. Well, Alex’s character developed remarkably bit by bit and I was thankful. He was bitter and selfish, but I know nothing about how a recovering addict acts so I decided to have patience with him and see what happens. I admit that I didn’t like the book at first because Alex was a straight up asshole and he was really mean not just to Indie but to his band mates, manager, agent, and the people around him. I wouldn’t go over the next series of events. Alex didn’t like Indie, just like how he disliked his previous babysitters who didn’t last long. Of course they didn’t have a pleasant first meeting. It started out when Indie was hired to babysit a recovering drug addict Alex who just came out from a rehab. Midnight Blue is an enemies-to-lovers book that highlights the story of Indigo “Indie” Bellamy and the famous British rock star singer Alex Winslow.

It is worth going straight to my favorites list! It was just the right book, the right story, the right angst that fed my craving for a rock star romance. You probably know this is not a fairy tale by now. “Once upon a time, a mere mortal fell in love with a rock god. Problem was, my soul wasn’t enough for Alex Winslow. My name is Indigo Bellamy, and I sold my soul to a tattooed god. “Don’t get near the devil in a leather jacket. The worst part is that I should have known better.Īlex Winslow. He needed a babysitter to keep him from snorting himself to death. Shen, comes a new, standalone, contemporary romance.

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