Blurb:
She thought she was ready to rock...
Toni Nichols put her aspirations on hold while she raised her little sister, but now she's reaching for the stars and living her dreams as the creator of a revolutionary interactive biography about the rock band Exodus End. Creating the book requires her to go on tour and immerse herself in the band's world as an insider, but can she gain the trust of four veteran superstars who've been burned by the media before? Or will her dreams crumble at her feet?
He's always ready to roll
Logan Schmidt was born an adrenaline junkie. He lives for the rush he gets from playing his bass guitar before thousands of fans. When he's not performing on stage or in the bedroom, he's looking for his next endorphin high in extreme sports. So what is it about the sweet and innocent journalist on their world tour that gets his heart pumping and captures his full attention? Is she the real deal or is she posing at being his perfect woman to get inside secrets on Exodus End?
They're both ready to experiment
Though Toni was innocent the first time she climbed the bus steps, that didn't last long once Logan set his sights on her. He's so much more worldly than she is and she's ready to learn how to please a lover and explore all the ways she can be pleased. Logan can't believe his luck. Toni's a phenomenal woman and she wants him to teach her how to rock and roll in the sack? Not exactly a burdensome task. Until she starts to get too close to his heart and takes her insider look to a place he never anticipated.
Review: 4 Stars
I think anyone that has read the Sinners on Tour Series has been eagerly awaiting the start of the Exodus End Series. The former series combines fairly smutty erotica with hot musicians and interesting storylines. What's not to love?
The first book in the series, Insider, features the bass guitarist, Logan. His personality reminded me a bit of Eric Sticks in that he is high energy and goofy. Toni, the female MC, comes on to tour with Exodus End to create a interactive biography of the band, which is kind of a cool idea. It seems a bit far fetched that she would arrive a 25 year old virgin, only to have that "rectified" within an hour. But, if you're ready to lose it, why not go for it on a tour bus with a hot musician?
Although some sex scenes are explicit, I'd say this book was fairly tame compared to most of the Sinners' books. I tend to prefer the insta-love story lines over the extended denial of feelings. But, I enjoyed this book and am looking forward to the next ones to come.
My one beef was the lack of grovelling. Toni was, at points, treated poorly by the band, by her mother and by her boss. She really never took any of them to task.
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