VBT# Diary of A Rocker's Kid - Hayley Despard

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Diary of a Rocker's Kid (D.O.R.K. Series, #1)

Review: Diary of A Rocker's Kid - Book #1 D.O.R.K Series - Hayley Despard - December 2015

Madison Daley had lived in seclusion all her life and been homeschooled by her Nana on their family ranch along with her Dad, she has always loved music but her Nana frowns upon it and according to her best friend's family - Madison is a bad influence on their daughter. What will happen though when her Dad's friend Cass comes to visits and accidentally spills a secret in front of Madison ? This leads to Madison's whole life unravelling as she discovers that her Dad was a former Rock Star who disappeared from the scene never to be heard from again known as The Grim Weeper and it also turns out that Madison was known as The Basket Baby as she was left on the doorstep of her Dad's mansion when she was a few days old. With Cass's help , Madison and her Dad along with Madison's friend head to the LA Mansion but when they arrive it seems Madison is in for some bigger shocks from finding out about her Mother and who she is to finding out that she has a sister and not just any sister but an identical twin called Raven. 
Diary of A Rocker's Kid by Hayley Despard was a fun read and if you loved the movie The Parent Trap and It Takes Two like I did , then you will find yourself loving this book and you won't be able to put it down. I am now looking forward to reading more of this series as was hoping for a bit more interaction between Madison and Raven.




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