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~**~ ARC Review: Rock F*ck Club #4 (A Post Season Two Novella) by Michelle Mankin ~**~

***4 Stars*** Ahhh Marsha and Ivan. Things pick up where they left off in #3 and despite their declarations, they are having issues with truly communicating with each other, which isn’t a surprise considering all the crazy that led them up to this point, but thankfully things do get smoothed out towards the end. I’m still a little ragey and not at all forgiving towards certain people, don’t know if I ever will be, but I still ADORE Barbara. But what definitely has me perking up are the newbies we got to meet in this baby and after that very interesting ending, I’m definitely looking forward to seeing what happens with Josephine as she jumps on the crazy train that is RFC. ~ Copy provided by the author & voluntarily reviewed ~ Marsha West has completed filming for her season of the Rock F*ck Club. Actually, she is one rocker short of the ten she contracted to f*ck. Can she get her contract changed? If she can’t will she lose the rock star she wants to keep?...

~**~ ARC Review: Oceanside (Rock Stars, Surf and Second Chances #3) by Michelle Mankin ~**~

***4 ‘Hopeful Possibility’ Stars*** What a ride this book was! There is so much going on it kinda made my head spin. There is obviously the romance between Ashland and Fanny, then there are the issues Ash and Fanny have going on outside of that (though to be honest they do merge, but still) and then there are the various relationships Ash has with the people in his life and how they all converge and become involved in the crazy that Ash and Fanny are involved in. In a lot of ways it was exhausting emotionally, and even mentally trying to keep up and yet the feels were potent and I kept turning the pages to find out what would happen next. I really liked Fanny and while she could be impetuous, she still had a plan. That plan may have been simply getting from point A to point B and not really thinking beyond that, but her heart was always in the right place. Strong, resilient and once she called you hers, she was all in. Ashland. This man is complex. On one hand he will go...