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Three reasons you should read this Rock Star Romance:
- Racing to Rhapsody by Selena Laurence is a trip back to the Rhapsody crew that I really enjoyed.
- The sparks between Dez and Shannon were hard to ignore, and only got harder they longer they tried to.
- While Dez’s parents weren’t major characters, they totally stole the scenes they were in – I loved them!
About Racing to Rhapsody by Selena Laurence
Title: Racing to Rhapsody
Author: Selena Laurence
Series: Rhapsody #2
Genre: Contemporary Romance
She’s Racing…
Shannon Gunn lives life in the fast lane. She drives fast, talks fast, and is one of the fastest-rising managers in the music industry. But Shannon’s also scared–scared to fail, scared she won’t be loved, and scared to need someone.
He’s Waiting…
Dez Takimoto lives life in the Zen lane. He’s wise beyond his years, a kind soul, and a highly-respected member of Rhapsody, the rock band he started with his best friend. But what Dez wishes for most in life is passion–the kind that moves mountains, steals hearts, and runs soul-deep.
Two Hearts Collide.
When Shannon and Dez are thrown together for a whirlwind Rhapsody promo tour, she races into his heart and he discovers that true passion can be as intensely painful as it is beautiful.
She won’t slow down long enough to fall, he wants her last race to be to him…the collision could be catastrophic.
My Review of Racing to Rhapsody:
Racing to Rhapsody by Selena Laurence was a fun look at two very different people who were very right for each other. Both Dez and Shannon were amazing characters. And I couldn’t help but cheer them on the whole way.
Both characters had very different things to overcome. Shannon’s relationship with her father was incredibly toxic. She struggles to walk away from it all and justify her feelings. Success isn’t all there is. And sometimes you do need to slow down.
Dez was a bit of a trip. He was soooo much fun and open-minded that I sometimes wondered how he could possibly like Shannon at all. But it turns he needed a little bit of her drive in his life.
Racing to Rhapsody wasn’t a big rush to the end. While there were plenty of exciting moments, there’s was some much-needed downtime for the characters to connect. it read a lot more real-world romance than many rock star romance I’ve read. And I really appreciate the look at the couple as just two people falling in love.
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