27

by Victoria Kinnaird

Their relationship had been a closely guarded secret.
Their feud has been legendary.
Now, five years after they went their separate ways, modern rock's greatest frontmen find themselves back on tour together.
Their attraction is undeniable.
Their history seems insurmountable.
With nothing but time and the open road ahead of them, is a reunion inevitable?
There's only one thing they both know for sure: boyfriends may come and go, but rock'n'roll is forever.

"27" is the latest novel by international bestselling, award winning author Victoria Kinnaird and her first foray into adult romance.

234 pages, ebook

Published June 20, 2025

About the author

Victoria Kinnaird is the pen name of Scottish writer Vicki Scott. She lives in Glasgow with her family and her three dogs. She graduated from the University of Strathclyde in 2009 with a Bachelor of the Arts degree in Journalism, Creative Writing and English Lit. Victoria has been writing since she was 15 years old. She loves rock music, and most of her tattoos are related to bands that she loves!

Reviews

[Elle · Rating 3 out of 5]

girl gimme an epilogue or something

[mrnuina · Rating 5 out of 5]

First AAAAAAAAAAA and then giggless!
That was me with this whole book!
I absolutely loved this! So sweet and this made me feel so cozy! I love this kind of stories!
This had me giggling, laughing, crying and ghasping for air!
Such a great story of max and his journey to finally be okey with himself! He is a hot single dad and oh my how i loved him
All the other characters were amazing too!
And sebastian too was hot and so true with himself
This had absolutely nothing i didn’t like
Again new favorite author unlocked

[Saskia Veldhuis · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5 stars. A great story full of big feelings and struggles. Max, the victim of a particularly religious upbringing, didn't have the ability to cope with his relationship with Sebastian years ago. This story focuses a lot on how he finally realised that he needed help and got it. The other characters were really quite sweet and very supportive. A very touching second chance romance.

[Joscelyn Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

And then forever

Max and Sebastian's 5-year journey was a study in self-acceptance and self-awareness. Max was well aware that his upbringing left damage. The distance of those 5 years gave him perspective. He and Sebastian were wonderful characters, I really enjoyed watching them finally get the happiness they both deserved.

[Margaret Henderson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Having grown up in a religious family, I could understand Max and his issues. While I am not a member of the LGBT community, I could empathize with Max and his feelings for Sebastian. It was a great book that had me laughing, crying, and every emotion between.

[Charlotte · Rating 3 out of 5]

hmmm I'm still not sure what I think about this one. Max and Sebastian were both interesting characters... Max probably the most. Max has quit a journey throughout the book. He's coming to terms with his sexuality and with decisions he made in the past that had a great deal of influence on his life, his band's and Sebastian.

I think what fell short a little for me was the progression. There were times when I got a little lost in terms of what Max's motivation was in the past... and the progression to the person he was becoming. The pacing was a bit random.

Overall, I enjoyed the story...but I felt as though I could have known more about the characters!