Nikan Rebuilt
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Does the past ever really stay in the past?
Nikan can never be complete. He's got a rock group made up of the family he built for himself, more money than he knows what to do with, and a stream of groupies falling over themselves to date him. But none of them are her. The one regret that still plagues him, still taunts him with what he could have had.
Jenny is a survivor. Now running a group home after overcoming life in a cult led by her manipulative father and watching her mother drink the poison he fed his followers, she fights to keep the light in the eyes of every boy who walks through her doors. Far from simple young love, Nik taught her to trust, showed her how good life could be. Before he formed the band. Before he became a famous rockstar. Before he destroyed it all.
A chance meeting after years of no contact shows the connection still blazes between them. But will they have their second chance at love? Or will the weight of their past crush their future together?
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☆☆ 2 stars • cheating with no good explanation • didn't feel the chemistry... we were told that they had history and we know of activities and things they liked to do but we have to trust that they once loved each other • no grovelling • male protagonist is definitely in lust with her body (which he and his d*** let us know every time he saw her) didn't really get the feeling that he was in love with anything else (like her mind) • 3/4 were pretty boring... the most interesting part came in the last 1/4 of the book • waited for forever for things to happen that were hinted at from the start of the book which ended up to be pretty disappointing (*spoiler* Jenny sees her father in prison, Nikan does the show on his ancestry) I feel like that would have been to much research and backstory so we only got a glimpse • Thomas and Harrys story was the most emotionally engaging and exciting part of the book • pretty disappointing after reading 'Elliott Redeemed' • overall the characters didn't feel all that fleshed out, the other band members got portrayed in a different light than I felt I got to know them in die other books, Nikan wasn't convincing me in winning Jenny back
Description
Does the past ever really stay in the past?
Nikan can never be complete. He's got a rock group made up of the family he built for himself, more money than he knows what to do with, and a stream of groupies falling over themselves to date him. But none of them are her. The one regret that still plagues him, still taunts him with what he could have had.
Jenny is a survivor. Now running a group home after overcoming life in a cult led by her manipulative father and watching her mother drink the poison he fed his followers, she fights to keep the light in the eyes of every boy who walks through her doors. Far from simple young love, Nik taught her to trust, showed her how good life could be. Before he formed the band. Before he became a famous rockstar. Before he destroyed it all.
A chance meeting after years of no contact shows the connection still blazes between them. But will they have their second chance at love? Or will the weight of their past crush their future together?
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☆☆ 2 stars • cheating with no good explanation • didn't feel the chemistry... we were told that they had history and we know of activities and things they liked to do but we have to trust that they once loved each other • no grovelling • male protagonist is definitely in lust with her body (which he and his d*** let us know every time he saw her) didn't really get the feeling that he was in love with anything else (like her mind) • 3/4 were pretty boring... the most interesting part came in the last 1/4 of the book • waited for forever for things to happen that were hinted at from the start of the book which ended up to be pretty disappointing (*spoiler* Jenny sees her father in prison, Nikan does the show on his ancestry) I feel like that would have been to much research and backstory so we only got a glimpse • Thomas and Harrys story was the most emotionally engaging and exciting part of the book • pretty disappointing after reading 'Elliott Redeemed' • overall the characters didn't feel all that fleshed out, the other band members got portrayed in a different light than I felt I got to know them in die other books, Nikan wasn't convincing me in winning Jenny back