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Drumline by Stacy Kestwick

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


I love it when writers pen ballsy heroines. You know, the ones who face the world head on despite the obstacles thrown their way. I love reading about heroines who, rather than fall at the knees of their male counterparts, stand tall and proud. This doesn’t mean they’re without fear. Hell no. Like their readers, they experience insecurities, uncertainty and pain. However, it is the way she responds to these challenges, the way she demands equally regardless of the circumstance, which earns my unswerving respect.

And I respect the hell out of Stacy Kestwick. After all, she is the mastermind behind Reece Holland, first female debutante in Rodner University’s all-male snare line. I know, right? Awesome plotline right there. Yeah, it’s safe to say, Drumline blew me away. And can we just pause a moment to admire hero, Laird Bronson? Not only is he the perfect mix of alpha and sweetheart, but the guy respects the hell out of his woman because she refuses to accept otherwise. That’s right, he thinks empowerment is sexy. In a world where many leading men belittle their heroines, where they seek pleasure in emotionally tormenting their supposed love, can I just say, halle-freaking-lujah.

Kudos, Stacy Kestwick. You wrote a damn fine book.




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Lee Piper is an Evernight Publishing bestselling author. Rock My World, Book #1 in the Mondez series and Rock My Body, Book #2 are available now. You can find all of this information and more on her website: www.leepiperauthor.com