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Thiago is thrust into the spotlight when his brother’s band is in trouble, but it’s the sexy Corrigan who tugs at his heartstrings. Will their undeniable bond destroy Burnt Ember’s chance at fame?
After graduating from college, Thiago is ready for some action. Being a virgin at twenty-four sucks, and he’s determined to shed his V-card the second he finds the right man. Just because he’s a different kind of guy, doesn’t mean he can’t find true love, right? No matter how long it takes, Thiago refuses to settle for less.
With one failed relationship after another, Corrigan is ready to throw in the towel. Why can’t the band’s good juju rub off on his love life? Doesn’t help that he’s infatuated with his fellow guitarist. Those feelings could ruin their chance at being a huge success.
Right when Burnt Embers embarks on their first tour, everything crumbles. Confusion and anger disrupt the band as Thiago and Corrigan attempt to unravel the meaning behind their intense emotional connection. Even worse, a former nemesis rears his ugly head, attempting to sever the relationship they’ve built.
Will their insta-lust sizzle enough to endure the trouble ahead or lead heavy metal’s newest sensation onto a path of destruction?
Only the strongest couples survive the pressure of fame.
Bad Blood is the 6th book in the multi-author Road To Rocktoberfest series. Each book can be read as a standalone, but why not stay and enjoy the whole show? If you like stories featuring polar opposites seeking their happy ever after with some drama thrown in, you’ll love this rockin’ book.
After graduating from college, Thiago is ready for some action. Being a virgin at twenty-four sucks, and he’s determined to shed his V-card the second he finds the right man. Just because he’s a different kind of guy, doesn’t mean he can’t find true love, right? No matter how long it takes, Thiago refuses to settle for less.
With one failed relationship after another, Corrigan is ready to throw in the towel. Why can’t the band’s good juju rub off on his love life? Doesn’t help that he’s infatuated with his fellow guitarist. Those feelings could ruin their chance at being a huge success.
Right when Burnt Embers embarks on their first tour, everything crumbles. Confusion and anger disrupt the band as Thiago and Corrigan attempt to unravel the meaning behind their intense emotional connection. Even worse, a former nemesis rears his ugly head, attempting to sever the relationship they’ve built.
Will their insta-lust sizzle enough to endure the trouble ahead or lead heavy metal’s newest sensation onto a path of destruction?
Only the strongest couples survive the pressure of fame.
Bad Blood is the 6th book in the multi-author Road To Rocktoberfest series. Each book can be read as a standalone, but why not stay and enjoy the whole show? If you like stories featuring polar opposites seeking their happy ever after with some drama thrown in, you’ll love this rockin’ book.
My Rating - 3.5 Stars!
Some will hate this book just because it's a brother falling for his brother's ex. Making it even worse, the brother is still in love with the ex. It's a trigger for some for sure.
Thiago's a nerd, who definitely doesn't feel he fits in as a rocker. But when his brother is injured, he's asked to help out. When Thiago joins the band, he and Corrigan bond quickly and the attraction is strong. There's plenty of push and pull, want, and heat.
After meeting Thiago and knowing how tough things can be for him, it's nice to see him find someone who likes him as is. His feelings of never being enough for people, of never fitting in, make for an emotional read. For him to feel safe, cherished, wanted and loved with Corrigan is everything!
The writing is great, with some fabulous dialogue. And the romance overall is sweet. I definitely don't love this book as much as the other in this multi-author series. I think I never fully got past the connection between them. But, for others, that just won't be an issue.
Bad Blood is an interesting rocker romance. For me, the best part of this BL Morticia read is the way race plays a hand in everything. BL does a fabulous job illustrating the way Thiago's race has affected him.
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