Our Secret Song: A Sweet Brother's Best Friend, Rockstar Romance (For Love and Rock Book 1)

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I appreciate that the story is a clean story, but I felt like maybe there could have been just a bit more detail included to show the couple was moving forward in their relationship. I kind of felt like all of a sudden it was implied they were sleeping in the same bed, but no confirmation of anything. Maybe I missed it, who knows?

tate was really rude to ellie for the first half of the book and even though i knew why and kind of understood, it was just a bit too much for me to truly be able to excuse it. i mean, it wasn’t THAT bad, but like, he was pretty hurtful in a not-so-funny way sometimes and when it comes to someone i’m looking at with a relationship in mind? i have a zero tolerance, so that fact that it wasn’t ”THAT bad” is not enough for me. It describe the reality of these types of relationships and the emotions and thoughts that contribute to each person’s choices. This book is so well written and completely heart wrenching throughout that readers just could not put it down. It is compulsively readable with a heartbreaking and powerful story. This is a story that once finished will never leave your heart and will for readers always be a favorite. In fact, if you want to read this exceptionally well written, fantasy, fiction, thriller and romantic novel, you are in the right place. Details About Our Secret Song by Emily C. Childs ePub Even dropping the book I was reading to start this baby. And I am so glad I did. I needed a sweet romance and this hit the spot.It was longer then it needed to be but not to a point where I couldn't finish or grew weary of the characters.. HEA on many fronts and her storylines are cute and fun. I want to read more about their brother and his intern. Her segways leading to next book are exciting. Couldn't wait to read about Tate and Ella. Perfect for readers who love a good mix of sweet and sizzle, toe-curling kisses, swoony book boyfriends, and a happily ever after. The love/hate relationship in this book is one of the best enemies to lovers tropes out there. I love how they really want each other, but Tate has his walls so high up. But, he can't help but fall for Ellie. I enjoyed him as a swoony book boyfriend. He is extremely sweet and is such a big teddy bear. I love how he cares for Ellie. i had expectations for the story and some plot points based on the synopsis, but i feel like most of what i was looking forward to didn’t happen. or at least, it wasn’t shown the way i had expected. and yeah ig, my bad for placing expectations, but when some of them are literally written in the description of the book, i think i wasn’t exactly wrong to expect to see them in the actual book.

Parker Knight, the ball player, has a story coming out in April and I’ll probably read it just to see how he’s finally tamed. I also dearly hope Noah get his love story, too. (There’s no way I can see him ending up Briar. My money is on him and Marti meeting and falling for each other. I think he needs someone fun like her by his side.) I would definitely read a book about Noah. Al and Bridge are what I dreamed one day I would have. But never happened. Al kept herself as a bookish girl, I was the tomboy. So, when a night out of her comfort zone ends up in a nightmarish elevator, all the risks she never took spill to the stranger in the corner: actually see The Goonies, ride a rollercoaster, and get that heart-melting kiss people will write books about.For her part, Ellie is also drawn to Tate, and doesn't understand why he treats her the way he does as she would like it if it was different. The great thing was despite all these feelings, she never feels like she has to put up with Tate's treatment because she's attracted to him, and her friends also don't suggest she overlooks his treatment because of this same attraction. I will say Vi is definitely one of my favorite of the women, I definitely respect her character. Vi stood up for herself and never let her shyness be an exuse to accept mistreatment and always reminded herself of her self-worth.