VBT# Irresistable Refrain - Michelle Mankin

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Review: Irresistible Refrain - Book #1 Tempest - Michelle Mankin - October 2013

One of my favourite things to read about is Music , I am in awe of not only the hunky musicians but also I love to read the behind the scenes of the industry as it fascinates me on how someone who can have so much money , fame and all the girls in the world can lead such a horrible and miserable existence. The other thing I loved about Irresistible Refrain was the fact that the main character's name was Bryan , for those who know me they will catch the reference. In Irresistible Refrain , it starts off with three children - Lace, Dizzy and Bryan , growing up they were the best of friends and Lace and Bryan had this Cinderella and Prince Charming type of relationship going on . Then tragedy struck and the threesome was split until high school started and Bryan along with his now best friend Warren aka War meet up again with Dizzy and Lace. Bryan still holding the torch for Lace is about to ask her out until Warren stakes his claim - not wanting to disturb the bro-code , Bryan goes along hoping it will be a short lived experience . Years past and now Bryan, War and Dizzy along with two others are Rock Stars and the romance between War and Lace is still going.  When danger and cracks start appearing in friendships, relationships and their band - is this the time to tell Lace the truth that he has never stopped loving her or will this revelation be the one to end everything in the world of balance ?
Irresistible Refrain was one of those music/love stories that not only shows the dangers of love when it becomes an obsession but also the behind the scenes of the rock n roll world including drugs, sex and manipulation .

 

 

 



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