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Electric Wounds
In the world of rock and roll, chaos reigns supreme. Electric Wounds, a band teetering on the edge of greatness and self-destruction, has one last chance to reclaim their glory. Enter Lily Thompson, a young, ambitious college graduate hired to keep the band in line during their tumultuous tour.
Thrown into the raw energy and reckless abandon, Lily must navigate the dark allure of four super sexy and tattooed rockstars. Jackson “Jax” Ryder, the brooding lead singer, is battling his demons and an unexpected attraction to Lily. Marcus Hayes, the charming guitarist, sees her as a new challenge. Dylan Miller, the playful drummer, teases her with his easygoing nature. And Enzo Rossi, the intense bassist, hides his vulnerabilities behind a mask of arrogance.
As Lily struggles to manage the band’s wild antics and conflicting personalities, she finds herself drawn to each of them in different ways. The sexual tension is electric, the stakes are high, and the music is louder than ever.
Will Lily tame the rock gods of Electric Wounds, or will she be consumed by the fire of their passion? In a world where the spotlight can be both blinding and revealing, Lily must decide if she's ready to risk everything for a chance at love with the men who live and breathe rock and roll.
Electric Wounds is a contemporary new adult reverse harem series, which means the leading lady has several love interests and never has to choose in order to find her HEA. This is book one out of two in the Rockin' Love Duet and does end on a cliffhanger.
Thrown into the raw energy and reckless abandon, Lily must navigate the dark allure of four super sexy and tattooed rockstars. Jackson “Jax” Ryder, the brooding lead singer, is battling his demons and an unexpected attraction to Lily. Marcus Hayes, the charming guitarist, sees her as a new challenge. Dylan Miller, the playful drummer, teases her with his easygoing nature. And Enzo Rossi, the intense bassist, hides his vulnerabilities behind a mask of arrogance.
As Lily struggles to manage the band’s wild antics and conflicting personalities, she finds herself drawn to each of them in different ways. The sexual tension is electric, the stakes are high, and the music is louder than ever.
Will Lily tame the rock gods of Electric Wounds, or will she be consumed by the fire of their passion? In a world where the spotlight can be both blinding and revealing, Lily must decide if she's ready to risk everything for a chance at love with the men who live and breathe rock and roll.
Electric Wounds is a contemporary new adult reverse harem series, which means the leading lady has several love interests and never has to choose in order to find her HEA. This is book one out of two in the Rockin' Love Duet and does end on a cliffhanger.
- GenresRomanceForced Proximity
278 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 12, 2024
24 people are currently reading
37 people want to read
About the author
Cassy James
20 books10 followersCassy James writes emotionally immersive, slow-burn why-choose romance—filled with morally gray men, found family, and devotion that borders on dangerous. Her stories live somewhere between dark fantasy, paranormal tension, and soft moments that hurt in the best way.
When she’s not writing, she’s curating playlists to match the mood, overthinking fictional men, and dreaming of bringing home every dog from the shelter.
For a full list of Triggers and Tropes for each of her books, visit her website at www.CassyJBooks.com
When she’s not writing, she’s curating playlists to match the mood, overthinking fictional men, and dreaming of bringing home every dog from the shelter.
For a full list of Triggers and Tropes for each of her books, visit her website at www.CassyJBooks.com
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October 19, 2024
Life in Rock and Roll
With new band Electric Wounds on the ropes of either making it big or self-destruction Lily is brought on board to keep these guys together on their tour. Well, let’s just say that she did that and more! Everyone of the band members brings something different to the table and each one of them captures Lily’s attention.
This was a why choose, rock and roll book and a first time author for me. I cannot wait to see what she brings next.
With new band Electric Wounds on the ropes of either making it big or self-destruction Lily is brought on board to keep these guys together on their tour. Well, let’s just say that she did that and more! Everyone of the band members brings something different to the table and each one of them captures Lily’s attention.
This was a why choose, rock and roll book and a first time author for me. I cannot wait to see what she brings next.
October 17, 2024
"Electric Wounds" is the first book in a contemporary rockstar 'why choose' duet, and I believe the debut of this new author. It takes us on tour with four rockstars, their new tour manager and a bunch of crew that's mainly present in the background. I like the fact it shows us going on tour isn't as glamoureus as some people might think it is, and how expectations of the record company can make the whole thing even harder as it already is. The author really chose to focus on the band aspects and everything that's involved in going on tour, and I like the fact the rockstar elements are such a big part of the story.
What I miss, however, is a true storyline. "Electric Wounds" is pretty spicy, and at times it felt like the story was secondary to that, only providing the right background to connect every scene with each other. Our fmc is supposed to guide the band through their tour, but I honestly have no clue what she actually does besides warm their beds. It might have made more sense if she was a part of the tour from the start, but now it felt as if she was brought on because there were issues, while never explaining what those issues were. The five main characters stay quite superficial as well, and I miss a bit of character building to give them a real personality.
I do believe this author has potential; I loved the idea of this duet, and how the author stays true to the things readers want to see in a rockstar romance. I just hope book two might bring a bit more story to level out the spice.
What I miss, however, is a true storyline. "Electric Wounds" is pretty spicy, and at times it felt like the story was secondary to that, only providing the right background to connect every scene with each other. Our fmc is supposed to guide the band through their tour, but I honestly have no clue what she actually does besides warm their beds. It might have made more sense if she was a part of the tour from the start, but now it felt as if she was brought on because there were issues, while never explaining what those issues were. The five main characters stay quite superficial as well, and I miss a bit of character building to give them a real personality.
I do believe this author has potential; I loved the idea of this duet, and how the author stays true to the things readers want to see in a rockstar romance. I just hope book two might bring a bit more story to level out the spice.
dnf
November 12, 2024I DNF’d this at 49% because it felt…not genuine. I don’t know how else to explain it. I’ve read other rockstar romance books and with this one I just wasn’t convinced of the chemistry and their days seemed repetitive.
January 1, 2025
Love me a rockstar romance!
Add in that it’s reverse harem? Sign me up!
Loved the beginning for this duet.
Immediately starting on the next book.
💞
Add in that it’s reverse harem? Sign me up!
Loved the beginning for this duet.
Immediately starting on the next book.
💞
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