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403 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 28, 2016
Kenzie Clark had made plenty of mistakes. Who cared? Life was all about the journey, and if you couldn’t enjoy the ride then what was the point. The tough-talking guitarist from Brooklyn, NY worked hard so she could play even harder. But some mistakes weren’t so easy to walk away from. Joey Shaw, drummer for Black Addiction, was exactly that kind of a mistake.
How could one night of fun turn into a life long commitment? That’s exactly what Joey was asking himself when Kenzie showed up a few weeks later—the soon-to-be baby bump with his name written all over it. He could barely tie his shoes; how in the hell was he going to raise a kid?
With neither of them ready to become parents, it was always going to be a difficult, but there was no way either of them were walking away. Come hell or high water, they were having this baby—together.
Hopefully they would both be still standing by the birth.
Every time T. Gephart has a new book coming out I get excited, because really....all her books rock. I love this author's writing style, it just flows so smoothly, reads so easily and delivers all the humor and romance so perfectly. I've kind of been a bit addicted to her writing since I read High Stung back in the day (my Dan Evans addiction has been well documented). To be honest, I was so completely looking forward to the Black Addition series because I had a big crush on Rusty, but Joey was not really on my radar. Yeah...big mistake on my part...HUGE.
So, lets talk about Joey. I loved him. No...wait, I LOVED him. Actually, that's still not good enough. I FREAKING LOVED Joey. He was just spectacular and I could not have been happier. To be honest, I might actually love Joey more than the aforementioned Dan Evans (God I can't believe I said that). He is just the perfect amount of bad boy mixed with good guy mixed with goof ball mixed with hottie.
But here's the thing that surprised the heck out of me.....Joey was not my favorite part of this couple. NOPE. I completely loved Kenzie. If I could grow up and be anyone I wanted....I think I would be Kenzie. She's a bad ass rocker chick who can play with the big boys. She's smart, fun,completely cool and low drama. The way she handles everything thrown her way is classy and smart and respectable.
It's been a long while since I've read a book where both the male and the female leads are so ......endearing? likable? believable? awesome? You pick the adjective, they all work.
Here's the thing, we all know this trope and most of us have probably read it before. But it's just done better in this book...
Like WAY better.
It hits every single note right.