She once said that the only thing that mattered was the band.

She was right.

Was.

Now the only thing that matters is her.

They say he’s a rock star with a difference.

But he’s still a rock star all the same.

So, when Cadence, a music teacher with a heart of gold catches Sebastian’s eye, it doesn’t matter that he has the world at his fingertips, all she wants is her safe, quiet life.

But it's too late, she's gotten under his skin, buried there with her sweet, sexy eyes and a body that keeps him awake at night. And he'll do anything to have her.

So, when he makes her an offer she absolutely can’t refuse, she has to decide whether she can take the risk that her past won’t come back to haunt her.

Because then, there’s nothing that even the world’s biggest rock star can do to save her.

So what happens when Sebastian’s burning desire for Cadence clashes with her crippling fear of scrutiny?

Find out in this hot and steamy Rock star romance - Book One in the Rock Chamber Boys series. 

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Play Me by Cary Hart

My rating: 4 of 5 stars

There are moments that as a blogger i absolutely love what i do and these moments are when i discover a new author. When it comes to traditional publishing (think Nora Roberts, Sherrilyn Kenyon or Julie Garwood), the hype of their reputation explodes with the marketing, so it becomes easier for indie authors (those who self publish through platforms such as Amazon, iBooks, etc.) to drown in that huge sea. It's been 5 years now since i began my journey as a reader/blogger and almost 3 years ago i created my own book blog, and i have to say that since that journey began, i have discovered more than 100 new authors - i can't say that they were all amaze-ball authors, but many were unforgettable.

I had never read a book by Cary Hart until i picked up Play Me. I'll admit that it was the blurb that drew me in and made me curious; also i believed i had read a book by her previously before making my quick search in goodreads [yeah, i hadn't read her previously]. Anyways, that being said, Play Me was an amazing starter for me from this author. While i had believed that this would be a dark romance (still have no idea how i came up with that assumption...), this book was anything but.

This book is about starting over. About discovering what you're really made of when you lose everything. It's also about reaching your full potential when you think that everything is lost. But it's also about finding your voice. Play Me touched me in so many ways. The fact that Ellie's background is still full of opportunities and only if she followed the strict rules that her father imposed, but that she went and took a chance on leaving it all for her dreams was captivating. It was the kind of story that you can only hope you take something from it such as making that first scary step can bring you so many advantages.

While Lee was a mystery to me at first (why did he leave so abruptly when he first met Ellie and did he have a history with the Hawthorne name?), as i kept reading, i wanted (and i did) cheer for him. I cheered for him to go get what he wanted and the consequences be damned.

Cary Hart has done a great job in creating this story. For sure it's not one i'm going to forget and i'll probably be re reading in the future so that i can better appreciate it.

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