Review of Play (Stage Dive #2) by Kylie Scott

Play (Stage Dive #2)  by Kylie Scott

Review: This was the cutest, funniest book I have read all year long. I could not stop laughing, that I had tears in my eyes. Even thinking of this book right at this moment has  me reaching for it was the biggest smile of my face.

This book has THE best quotes or one liners ever. Just for you guys I’ll share my favorite part with the best quotes ever in it.

” whatever you’re imagining, it’s bigger.”

“I’m not imagining anything.”

“I’m serious. It’s basically a monster. I cannot control it.”

“Malcolm-”

“You’re pretty much going to need a whip and chair to tame it, Anne.”

I am dying folks, DYING!!!! And this part is only the tip of the ice burg, because there is so much more throughout the whole of the book.

I do have to say that Mal and Anne are at the top of my favorite characters list and ship this year because this book was so cute and sizzling. Mal is just like a puppy and Anne is like the kid with the puppy and has no idea what to do with it. Other than cuddle it and give it those crazy eyes. So if you have yet to read this book go get it now !!! It will blow you away with the funny and cute. Now if you will excuse me I must go re-read it again…

 

5 out of 5 stars.

304 pages. Paperback.

New Adult. Romance. Mature Themes. Mature Content. Contemporary. Music.  Humor.

Published by St. Martin’s Griffin.

Summary: Kylie Scott returns with the highly anticipated follow-up to international bestseller LICK
Mal Ericson, drummer for the world famous rock band Stage Dive, needs to clean up his image fast—at least for a little while. Having a good girl on his arm should do the job just fine. Mal doesn’t plan on this temporary fix becoming permanent, but he didn’t count on finding the one right girl.
Anne Rollins never thought she’d ever meet the rock god who plastered her teenage bedroom walls—especially not under these circumstances. Anne has money problems. Big ones. But being paid to play the pretend girlfriend to a wild life-of-the-party drummer couldn’t end well. No matter how hot he is. Or could it?

-Summary from GoodReads.com