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Monica: The easy answer is the puns and pop culture references that Oakley expertly infuses into her writing.Vero De Luca, daughter of a famous singer-star, Felix Lucas, has just quit her band, UltraViolet, and is about to launch her solo career. A person walked up to the table next to her, and she glanced up, expecting another friendly, “Oh, we had 4th period AP Geography together.

Undone (The Kaleidoscope Album Book 1) by Bryce Oakley Undone (The Kaleidoscope Album Book 1) by Bryce Oakley

If there are multiple source libraries, know that we pull metadata from top to bottom, so the first one might be sufficient. Enter: The band's manager mentions an opportunity - work with a famous musician starting a solo career. Just go into it knowing that it’s a quick, fun read and not the most sophisticated or smutty romance book on the market. When Sage finally understands what she does and does not want for her future, she gets up her courage and fights for her idea . Advertising Disclosure: Please note that many links to retailers are affiliate links, which yields a commission for us.sighs* If she were real, I'd be swooning over her and getting protective of her, much like Sage does. A note about Steamy: There was one or two explicit sex scenes but in a story this short, it's (just barely) enough to put it in the middle of my steam tolerance. Women like Sage Carson had never spoken to her, not in high school, not at bars, and definitely not at high school reunions in an old man’s club.

Never Mine by Bryce Oakley book reviews | Goodreads Never Mine by Bryce Oakley book reviews | Goodreads

This isn’t about performing or the limelight, but instead about the behind-the-scenes work of crafting music, and I enjoyed seeing that. This was extremely slow burn where they only accepted their feelings for each other so far down the book. The side characters and all the dialogues are quirky and funny more often than not and there are just as many laughs as awwww-moments, so in all a very satisfying read.Bryce Oakley is great at writing witty banter and I always find myself smiling a lot when I read her work.