Pathetic.
Needy.
Untrusting.
Emily Brinkman hears all these descriptions in her head, all the things she knows others are thinking when she joins her boyfriend, Clay “Jet” Smith, on tour with his band. It doesn’t matter that she’s going as his PA as well; she knows she’s being judged…but she also knows that the people watching are half right.
Hot.
Tight.
Fine.
Clay can hear what all the men around him think of his sweet girlfriend and he loves having Emily join him on tour. To this woman, he’s not just a one-dimensional axe-slinging guitar god. She loves him and wants the best for him, and she won’t tell him something just because it’s what he wants to hear. But Clay didn’t stop to realize that all the guys on tour–from the roadies to security and even their frontman–would appreciate that Emily is a nice piece of ass. He will need to learn to trust her if their relationship is going to survive.
Will Clay and Emily survive the bumps on the road or will their time on tour drive them apart?
Feverish #1.5 kicks off the new Feverish series, a spinoff from Jade C. Jamison’s bestselling Bullet series.
I received this book from the author for an honest review.
Oh Clay…Sigh…but HELLO Jet!! It’s been a looong time since we hooked up. *wiggles eyebrows and whispers* Don’t tell Melinda or Daddy Brad…M’Kay???
So our party boy/Wild Man has settled down with sweet little PA, Emily. All is good in their little world but now the REAL World comes crashing down on them. Jet has to go on tour. Emily is a wreck because she is listening to one of the band members girlfriends spew trash about the life of dating a rocker. Clay is acting more and more like Jet to Emily’s liking plus the roadies treat her like crap. Jet can’t handle his own insecurities about Emily’s love. Is it because he is a rocker with bundles of money or does she really love Clay and his sweet sensitive heart??
This book our couple goes through it all. They are so excited to be together and keep their little “love cloud” a rolling that they start to let other people’s views and perceptions get in the way of their happiness.
I loved Emily realizing that Jet’s attitude isn’t so bad when you need to get stuff done. I also loved how Clay felt real pride in his woman when he realized she was much respected in her line of work. If only the two can talk and not just sweep things under the carpet until the bomb goes off……
Jade C. Jamison was born and raised in Colorado and has decided she likes it enough to stay forever. Jade’s day job is teaching Creative Writing, but teaching doesn’t stop her from doing a little writing herself.
Unfortunately, there’s no one genre that quite fits her writing. Her work has been labeled romance, erotica, suspense, and women’s fiction, and the latter is probably the safest and closest description. But you’ll see that her writing doesn’t quite fit any of those genres.
You’ll have to discover Jade’s writing for yourself to decide if you like it