I really enjoyed this book. The characters were amazing and balanced each other perfectly, they really did make a wonderful family unit. The banter was absolutely on point and I was here for all of it. Unfortunately, the store also seemed to drag at many points. It would have been perfect if it was about 150 pages shorter.
Not like others of the genre, this stand alone reverse harem explores the relationship between a woman working as a diner waitress and three older rockstars who have returned to the quiet countryside to open a record label. The dialogue was just not my cup of tea. They are constantly exchanging clever, semi intellectual quips and insults in a stilted robotic like pace. I never felt any emotional connection between the characters. The plot was interesting, but also unremarkable. Correctly written and edited.
So I wanted to love this story so much. It started of good, then got to unreal and went on to long. Willow is a great FMC and she reacts like any of us would in her situation. The guys had some trauma that went unresolved and some hidden faucets that never touched on, like Gabe writing songs. I think that its a good fluffy read just make sure to keep in mind it gets a little long at times.
This book started off so good than got a little unrealistic. It was a very pleasant read and in my favorite genre, rockstar. The premise was interesting but not feasible. Thank you Booksprout for the advanced copy. All thoughts and opinions are my own.