During the summer I came to love Rockstar romances, this is the main reason why I picked up Singh's Rock Addiction and had really high hopes for it. I couldn't be more disappointed. The book is starting with a complete insta-lust. I normally don't have a problem with it if it is done well here. Unfortunately it isn't done well at all here. There is absolutely no chemistry between Fox and Molly and seriously which virgin takes a rockstar home after 10 minutes of talking. That's the first point that really annoyed me. Then there were several moments where the "relationship" between them reached a point that really crossed a line. It was close to abusive and even rape which the female protagnist excuses with "anger passion". This made me furious and close to throw the book away. Fox lost my sympathies really early and his over-protectiveness and sick possesion didn't make it better throughout the book. It did have some nice moments, also the sex scenes could have been quite appealing but when I can't connect with a couple even the best sex can't touch me. There were also several scenes which were pretty ridiculous and not very logical. The tattoo and the proposal in the end made me wince instead of sighing.

"You're like the perfect song and I knew that the first night we spent together." I'v had this book on my radar for quite a while before actually getting my hands on it. I like a rockstar romance every once in a while but they all have to measure up to the Mayhem series by Jamie Shaw. This one didn't but I still liked it. Molly and Fox do have their problems but they're trying to work on them - sometimes by having sex but not always. But it's all going too fast for me. Instalove all the way. The writing style was okay, good even. What really threw me off was the pov changes. I often had to reread whole paragraphes because I could not follow who was narrating.