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  Summer Sky is the first book in the Blue Phoenix rock star romance series. Perfect for fans of captivating steamy romance, hot and brooding British rock stars, and strong, sassy heroines. Sky changed her life for a man once, and she has no intention of doing so again -- even if he is a six-foot, tattooed rock god who makes a mean bacon sandwich. Sky Davis is left broken hearted when she arrives home to find her long term boyfriend with another girl. She takes an unscheduled holiday to Cornwall and leaves behind the life and guy she hates. Rock star Dylan Morgan is struggling with fame and is sick of a life controlled by other people. Dylan cuts his hair and walks away from his role as lead singer of Blue Phoenix, leaving behind chaos and speculation. Outside the English seaside town of Broadbeach, their cars and worlds collide. Sky decides Dylan is an arrogant guy with too many tattoos, and Dylan is amused by the smart-mouthed girl with no idea who he is. Dylan and Sky soon discover they've travelled to Broadbeach for the same reason - to escape from reality and head back to a place with happy childhood memories. Losing themselves in a world where they know nothing about each other, Sky and Dylan begin a holiday romance that soon heats up their rainy English summer. Fantasies can't last forever and when reality crashes the party Sky isn't sure she wants to be more than his 'summer Sky' but Dylan doesn't want to let her go. ***This full length book is not a standalone and has a cliffhanger. The full series is available now. Written in British English so contains British spelling, grammar and idiom*** FREE on Amazon http://bit.ly/summersky (US) http://amzn.to/1fqS8jF (UK)   Oh boy, This book frustrated the heck out of me! Dylan and Sky first meet when Dylan runs into the back of Sky's car when she is on her way to her Grandmothers holiday let to get away from it all, not only is things going from bad to worse but the arrogant guy wearing shades and driving an expensive car really rubs her up the wrong way. When he reaches for his glove compartment, Skye takes off thinking he could have a gun. Sky arrives at the holiday let ready to unwind and relive some of her childhood memories in the place she loved as a child then she discovers her Grandmother has booked the cottage out and it's none other than the arrogant guy she has just fled from. An interesting start, I was intrigued, Dylan is also hoping to get away from it all, he isn't nursing a break up like Skye but he claims he needs a break in the place where he also used to stay with his family as a boy. Dylan and Sky come to a compromise and agree to stay at the cottage together and re-live their childhood memories. Dylan is a famous rock-star and it's refreshing that Skye doesn't even know who he is, he can be himself which is something he hasn't been able to be in a long time. Dylan and Sky are brought together by fate, two people who have the same childhood memories, two people who just want to discover who they are again. The chemistry between Sky and Dylan was undeniable but once Skye found out who Dylan was and the life he leads, all her barriers were up and it was like a game of cat and mouse. Skye really frustrated me at times she was so indecisive and judgemental and also a little bit of a prude. The push and pull kept me turning the pages, the on the off, the denial of feelings then the confession of feelings. Dylan was upfront about how he felt and Sky was just a bundle of indecision. I would read book two, no doubt it will be the same on/off push and pull again, but I would like to see how it goes. The rest of the series I will have to see about that, none of the band members have given me cause to want to read their story's yet, Dylan doesn't even have a bond or seem to get on with them so that I will also have to see how it goes in the next book. We written, set in the U.K SUMMER SKYE is a story that starts as a getaway, holiday romance and leads to more. Told in first person dual pov. This is my first book by this author and although I felt it was long and some things dragged on a bit I would definitely read more from Lisa Swallow.
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