New Review: Paper, Scissors, Rock by Nicole S. Goodin

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Music was my whole life, until her...

"This is Shelly Corbett, reporting to you live for HDN news, I'm outside 'The Jett' nightclub where we have reports coming in left, right and centre that serial womaniser, 'the world's gift to music' - Parker Sloan, has set his sights on a mystery redhead. Breaking footage has revealed the talented musician carrying the unknown woman across a crowded nightclub, and later kissing her passionately in the street. Could it be that Parker Sloan is finally off the market?"

When Parker sees something he wants, he goes for it. The moment he lays eyes on Charlotte, he has to have her. 'No' isn't a word Parker has heard for the past five years, and he doesn't have any intentions of starting now.

Charlotte Watson has already had one devastating brush with fame, and she swore that was enough to last her a lifetime.

Will she have what it takes to resist the self proclaimed 'sexy rock star'?

Paper, Scissors, Rock is a full length, standalone novel with no cliff-hanger.

Beth’s Review:

Rock N’ Roll and romance has Parker and Charlotte smiling all the way to the encore. Rock legend Parker Sloan has met his match. Woman flock to him but not Charlotte Watson. She wants nothing to with him at first. But with her barriers down, she’s is caught in his web. They both fall madly in love with each other but living in the lime light is not all cracked up to be. Can the rock legend be tamed? Or will it go up in flames?

Paper, Scissors, Rock was a fun and enjoyable read. The characters flowed smoothly and the supporting characters of Jasper and Hannah were great. First time reading Nicole Goodwin and I was highly impressed.