Complimentary copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.Jimmy Ferris is the lead singer of Stage Dive and a former addict. Keeping him sober has been the goal of the group but in an attempt to regain their own lives, they hire a sober living coach to stay with him at all keeping him on the straight and narrow; enter Lena. Lena is quiet and assuming, until given a reason to become a spitfire. It is that tenacity that gets Lena hired for the job. She’s not willing to back down to Jimmy, taking his continued abuse as he tries to get her to quit. Soon though, Jimmy falls victim to Lena’s charms. Will Lena keep him sober, while breaking through his tough exterior? Will they find there is more to their relationship than they were bargaining for? Once again Kylie Scott has hit it out of the park. She has taken the rock star trope a step further and created a love story that is not only hot, but tender as well. The characters are well crafted and you’ll easily fall in love with the anti-hero David and tough as nails Lena. Lead will leave you feeling good and believing in second chances. Five stars. I am struggling to understand all of the 4 and 5 star reviews. That is not the way I view this book but it appears I am one of few. I have to be honest and say this book disappointed me a great deal. For me, Jimmy was not a likeable character and Lena was represented as weak which made her not very likeable either. I like the heroine to be strong and confident, but that was not the case and I feel the h needed to be stronger, more in your face to be suitable for the roll she played with Jimmy. I loved Book 1 and have read it a couple times. Book 2 was not of the quality book 1 was and it just seemed to be a bit silly. Book 3, well, I just didn't like it at all.Believe me, please, I so wanted to love this book and I am sorry I did not.
Do You like book Lead (2014)?
my favourite in the series.My only complaint is the ending...was way too rushed.
—mystery555
So adorable. I obviously love complicated men.
—emma
