About the Book
Book: Managing the Rock Star
Series: Not So Bad Boys #0.5
Author: Emma St. Clair
Release Date: February 4, 2019
Genre: Contemporary Rom-Com
Marrying your rock star crush wouldn’t happen in real life, right?
Reese Montgomery’s family and friends dubbed her a schemer because of her love of strategy and planning. Taking a job as a social media strategist was right up her alley, until her boss sent her on tour with her teenage crush, rock star Sterling James. After a terrible first impression, her job is under threat and Reese needs to be a complete professional. Even when her feelings are anything BUT.
Rock star Sterling James is at a turning point in his career, but his negative image may hold him back. Hiring a social media strategist won’t change his emotional family crisis, but can hopefully help him put on a better public face. But he has little faith in Reese, at least at first. As she continues to prove herself, Sterling has another problem: he is falling hard for the sweet, scheming woman sharing his tour bus.
When his family problems come to a head at the same time as a PR nightmare, both Reese and Sterling will have a crisis of faith and a choice to make: career or love?
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My Thoughts
My #1, most favorite trope is when the out-of-your-league guy (or gal) falls for the regular Jane (or Joe). This trope is my favorite because I love that moment when the “popular” character finally sees the regular Jane (or Joe) as the truly wonderful person she is. I also love this trope because of the character evolution the “popular” character undergoes in order to become the man/woman the regular character deserves to have in his/her life. The best example of this trope will always be Jane Eyre, but Managing the Rock Star by Emma St. Clair is a pretty close second. Managing the Rock Star has everything I love in a story — a FANTASTIC storyline that’s so engaging, I read this book in one day, characters who are complex and endearing and relatable, and conflicts that kept me turning pages well into the night cause I just had to know how things would work out. If I had one complaint with this book it would be that it ended. Managing the Rock Star is a book I could read again and again. This is a must-read story! If you are a fan of super sweet, excellently written, inspirational Contemporary Romances, then make sure to check out Managing the Rock Star. Truly, this is a book I just cannot recommend enough!
I purchased a copy of this novel in eBook form from Amazon.com on March 1, 2019 in order to review. In no way has this influenced my review. The opinions expressed in this review are my own.
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