Dirty Verse

Written by Cassidy London

Narrated by Marina Barrett and Vincent Skye

Cassidy London joins the Leave Me Breathless World with a swoon-worthy, grunge-meets-pop rock-star romance....

Jax

Mesmerized by her beauty, I watched as she swayed to the music. Incomparable and exotic, her call to every cell in my body was louder than the 120 decibels of our last concert.

Winning her should have been easy. But Aria Winters was unfazed by stardom and looked at me with disdain. She was the only girl I’d ever met who didn’t like rock stars.

Challenge accepted.

Aria

With his chiseled jawline, piercing black eyes, and international fame, Jax Andersson had a voice that made women everywhere swoon. Except for me. I couldn’t have cared less about the alternative rock world. It wasn’t my jam—and neither were junkie rock stars with massive egos. I was only there to do my job and move on with my life.

But when Jax offered me the one thing I was desperate for, I couldn’t refuse.

I should have stood my ground. He should have kept his distance. Because now, I was going to have to beat him at his own game.

"Fans of AL Jackson and Kristen Ashley will devour this! I love a good rockstar romance and Cassidy London didn't disappoint. She brought me back in time to those moments when I'd experienced all the feels!" (Not Your Moms Romance Blog)

Dirty Verse is a full-length novel from the Leave Me Breathless Ivy Collection that guarantees a happily ever after! For a complete list of Leave Me Breathless books and authors, please visit leavemebreathlessbooks.com.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Pink Flamingo Productions
• Release date: Jun 29, 2022
• ISBN: 9781960486370

Reviews for Dirty Verse

[Charlotte · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

1.5 stars

This was a quick rockstar romance with two characters who I really struggled to gel with. I actually couldn't really get on board with any of the characters.

I understand rockstar romances show a darker side to the industry and the bad things that can claw their way into the characters over time but these were drastic. The characters were very surface level and everyone's reactions were unnecessary in terms of extremity.

Jax was a very hard character to like when he was constantly taking substances he shouldn't and knew he shouldn't. He then tried to turn this around for Aria but his excuses for going back to them were not well enough formed or strong enough arguments. Aria then found this out in a poor revelation at the end and it really did not sit well with me that she just let it slide. He was always yelling as well. Everything resulted in Jax yelling. He was taking overprotective and obsessive to another level.

Aria was very nieve, especially for a woman going into the music industry. I would have thought she would have had some knowledge. It didn't make sense since she had past experience working in the strip club and had an idea of what happened behind closed doors.