Just being with David is out of character for her and as foreign as his world is to her.ĭaivd was believably portrayed as the sensitive musician type.

Ev begins questioning her plan to become an architect, like her father. As Evelyn and David explore that one night that brought them together, we get to know both of them on a deeper level. It wasn’t until the book hit the halfway mark that the story came alive for me. When they are thrown together in his home, Evelyn decides that she’d like to have a chance to get to know her husband and maybe, just maybe, stay married to him. The story is told in the first person so we don’t know all that is going on in David’s head, but we do know he is hurt and angry by Evelyn’s failure to remember anything that happened. David arranges for Evelyn to come to his home in Laurel Canyon and figure out how they will manage the press and the divorce that Ev claims she wants. The attractive guy with the tattoos and guitar picks in her hotel bathroom happens to be heavy metal guitarist, David Ferris, of the band Stage Dive. When she gets home, she finds out the press is camped outside her home. All Evelyn wants to do is get away from the strange guy, take a shower, and get back to her life. In the bathroom with her is a very attractive tattooed guy whose name she figures out must be David because that is the name that is now tattooed on her ass. In the meantime, you have published a book that could be categorized as a new adult based on the characters, but for me it read more like a standard romance with very erotic sex scenes.Įvelyn Thomas wakes up in a hotel bathroom in Vegas with very little memory of the events that took place the night before. I really liked your erotic romances although I felt that the heroines could’ve been a lot stronger. I started reading you on the recommendation of another reader when I was looking into post-apocalyptic romance fiction.

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