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Summer of Irreverence by Cathrine Goldstein Blog Tour: ARC Review and Giveaway

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Summer of Irreverence - The Rock Star
by Cathrine Goldstein
Genre: Adult Romance
Release Date: July 6th 2016
The Wild Rose Press

Summary from Goodreads:

Straight-laced, veterinary surgeon, Summer Wynters is ready to break the rules. And who better to break them with than the most irreverent of all men, mega rock star Malcolm Angel? With one last summer free from work obligations, Summer moves to New York City, and at the coaxing of her friend, pretends to be a model so she can spend one wild night with Malcolm.

Rock star, Malcolm Angel, tortured by a dark past, may be the poet laureate of romance, but he, like science-minded Summer, has never believed in romantic love. How could he? With his history, he doesn’t deserve to be loved.

When Summer’s honesty, kindness, and exuberance for life changes his perspective, the two discover they are in deeper than either dreamed possible. But when Malcolm discovers Summer’s been perpetuating a lie, will he forgive her? Even if forgiveness is possible, can a man immune to love teach someone else to believe in it?

My Review

I really enjoyed reading Summer of Irreverence. It is perfect for a summer read and was easy to get into to. Summer is a Veterinarian Surgeon who has other priorities going on in her life. But she wants a summer that she will never forget. I really loved Summer's character. 
In we have Malcom who is a famous rockstar. He has his ways and some things in his past but he was great and I really liked him. 
The writing of this story was really good. I was able to finish this in two sittings and they weren't that far apart. I thought the characters were given a lot of thought and the plot itself is something to get into. I look forward to reading more from this author
4.5 Stars

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About the Author
I am a bestselling author, and a NYC girl at heart. I write “gritty romance,” in the genres of YA, NA; women’s fiction; and romance. I’m also the author of The Letting and The Coupling, books 1 and 2 of The Letting series. I began my career as an award-winning playwright, and I am a proud member of RWA, PAN. I have my BA in English and my MA in Theatre.

I am a fan of Luna Bars, decaf coffee, yoga, Hemingway, and Bukowski—and the loves of my life are my husband and my two young girls.

To find out more about me; Summer of Irreverence, the first book in The New York Artists Series—standalone novels about strong, artistic men, and the smart, unexpected women they fall for; The Letting series; and what’s coming soon, please visit:www.CathrineGoldstein.com

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