Review: Riff - Skye Turner
Daisy Anderson is the lead singer of Sweet Southern Sass, the sweethearts and most famous female group of the last decade in country. Their sold out tour has ended and they are enjoying the down time while they prepare their next hit album.
Signed under the same label, a cross-over tour between the sweethearts of country and the bad boys of rock is just the thing to gather fans from both genres.
As the tour rolls out and the bands are thrust together… passion and tempers ignite as the “good” girl and the “bad” boy realize they aren’t quite as different as they imagined.
Can two people from different worlds find love on the road with the person they least expect? When the sweethearts of country meet the bad boys of rock… more than the charts heat up.
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I cannot believe that this is the first
book I have read by Skye Turner! From the moment Rafe and Daisy meet
face to face the first time, I knew this story was going to be epic.
Rafe and Daisy are as different as you can imagine. Polar opposites
can't even come close to describing them. So it comes as no surprise
that Mr. Rock and Roll and Ms. Sweet Country can't be in the same
room without setting it ablaze with the sparks.
Forced to go on tour by their label,
the bad boys of Destiny Fades to Blue must work with the country
sweethearts Sweet Southern Sass. Regardless of their differences,
they might actually be able to pull it off... if only their
respective front “men” could stand to be in the same room
together without being at each other's throat. The chemistry between
Rafe and Daisy jumps out of the pages every time they meet. Even as a
reader, it's a palpable thing that you can read. Whether in anger,
confusion or passion, Turner makes sure we feel every fought for
emotion the characters are feeling.
Rafe is unapologetic about enjoying the
rock star life and every perk that comes with it. He's the
stereotypical rock star and he loves living up to people's
expectations of that. Women... scandal... more women... he has it
all and enjoys every second of it. Why no? He's earned ever bit of
the adulation. When Daisy throws the reality of his life back at him,
he finally sees himself through the eyes of someone else and he's not
sure he likes what he sees. Daisy can't quite comes to terms with her
desire of this tattooed bad boy. One thing she does know, is that
she's done fighting them.
Rafe was a bit of a conundrum. He was a
rock star that enjoyed everything that came with the title. Yet he
seemed more genuine and ready to give a relationship an honest try
than Daisy did. Still, I loved the dynamic between the two of them. I
don't think anyone else could possibly handle these characters. I
loved every second of reading Riff and cannot wait to read the other
band members' books!
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