Title: Ruin: The Reprise
Working for America’s hottest rock band should be a dream come true for Phoebe Halstead.
And it would be, if it wasn’t for lead singer, Levi Hunter.
Tortured... Brooding... Broken. He’s everything she should stay away from.
Unfortunately for Phoebe, she’s exactly the kind of girl Levi needs. The light to his dark. The calm to his storm.
He wants to be worthy of her; she knows he’ll never change.
Everyone knows the greatest love stories end one of two ways:
... with a happily-ever-after or in heartache and ruin.
This is book number four in the Black Hearts Still Beat series and I have to say that this is where I am jumping in at. It’s not ideal because I have no clue about the characters and what makes them tick but I thought I got the gist pretty well.
Levi is the lead singer of Black Hearts Still Beat and boy is he the epitome of bad boy. This time he got himself in a bind and the band isn’t too happy about it.
Phoebe is the new intern of the record label for the band and has been twisted into Levi’s heart. Which is a big no no for her but she gets sucked right in by his charm. Can she handle the Rockstar and all his scandals?
I am going to have to get on reading the first three books in this series. I love the band and the entire team of the record label. They are truly a family and that’s how it should be! In all I loved the book and highly recommend it if you love Rockstar reads like I do!!
“Why does this
feel so right?” She broke the kiss, blinking up at me with her big honey eyes.
“Because maybe
it is. Maybe we just both have to take a chance.”
“I can’t do it
again. I can’t watch someone I...” She stopped herself, letting out a heavy
sigh. Part of me was relieved. I didn’t want to ever hear those words. “I’ll
never be the most important thing in your life. I deserve that, Levi. I deserve
to come first.”
Her honesty
shook me to the core. Phoebe had scars. The deep kind. The kind I knew I
couldn’t fix. The kind I knew I would only rip open if I pursued this thing
with her.
But I couldn’t
walk away.
I couldn’t do
it.
So long as she
was on tour with us, we would continue to go around in circles until one of us
cracked. Or I fucked things up for good.
Touching my head
to hers, I breathed her in. “I’m not a good guy, Bee, but I’d try to be good
for you.”
A shiver ran
through her as she swayed gently. She was drunk. Maybe more than I’d first
thought.
“Come on,” I
said, guiding her toward the bed. “You should get some sleep.”
Phoebe began
stripping out of her clothes with haste, as if they were suffocating her.
“Stupid shirt,” she groaned as she tried to yank it over her head.
I stood back,
smothering the laughter rumbling in my chest. “Need some help?”
Her eyes snapped
to mine, glittering in the dark. “I can manage.”
After a couple
more failed attempts, I crouched down and nudged her hands away. “Here, let me.” My fingers brushed her bare
skin, and she whimpered again.
My dick strained
against my jeans, desperate to feel her again. But the next time I was inside
her, I wanted Phoebe to know exactly who she was fucking.
I pulled back
the cover. “In you go.”
“I can’t believe
this happening,” she mumbled. “How embarrassing.” Phoebe buried her face in the
pillow.
I made quick
work of stripping down to my boxers and climbed in bed beside her. She tried to
roll away, putting as much space between us as possible.
But fuck that.
I hooked my arm
around Phoebe’s waist and pulled her back against my chest.
“Levi, we can’t
snuggle...”
“Why the fuck
not?” I tangled my legs with hers, fighting the urge to press my hard length
right up against her ass.
“Because I’m
your assistant and you’re...” She let out a little huff of frustration.
“It’s okay,
honeybee,” the nickname rolled off my tongue as easy as breathing, “you can say
it. I’m the best sex you’ve ever had.” I breathed against the shell of her ear.
Her sweet
laughter filled the small room. “You’re definitely the biggest ego I’ve ever
had.”
Black Hearts Still Beat: Eva and Rafe’s Trilogy
happiest writing the kind of books she loves to read: addictive stories full of teenage angst, tension, twists and turns.
Home is a small town in the middle of England where she currently juggles being a full-time writer with being a mother/referee to two little people. In her spare time (and when she’s not camped out in front of the laptop) you’ll most likely find L A immersed in a book, escaping the chaos that is life.
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