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Loud

Book Review - LOUD by NOELL MOSCO

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Avis and Caroline are the perfect match. A playboy and a lady who loves sex, until her demons get the better of her.

A fast paced romance with plenty of ups and a few downs. Intense moments will keep you gripped. Good read

 

This book is Loud but in the most subtle way possible. Avis Torres is a musician in the hottest band around. He loves living the typical rock star life with all the things that come with it, mainly the women. It's when he meets a shy woman, Caroline Bordalon that he decides he may just want to settle down. The only problem is Caroline may not want to settle down with Avis. She's keeping some secrets she doesn't want anyone to find out about, especially the playboy rock star. Will Avis be able to break through the wall Caroline has built. Will Caroline trust Avis enough to let him heal from all her wounds?

 

Avis has met his match.

Loud is the second book in the Sunday series and focuses on Avis and Caroline. I found it interesting how so much alike they are, but yet different where it counts. Their story of how they come together and the journey they go on is great, as is the sex! While I was happy with the way the book ended, I would have liked to have seen a little more focus on Caroline's issue and actually dealing with it and how she and Avis are going to get past it. But maybe that is in the next book of the series?

 

I really liked this book better than the first, The Other Woman. The characters, I just instantly connected with.

I loved Caroline, the way her character was written and the in depth picture that the author gave me. Avis, he was so much more than the described manwhore. I just wanted to pull him close and never let go.

The books was good, great even until the last few chapters, there I felt things just got a bit rushed. The ending was a little anticlimactic and felt unfinished which made me a little sad (maybe that's because I wasn't ready to let go of them yet) but I also liked it and was content with it.

I hope to see more of Avis and Caroline in future books.

 

Loud, the 2nd in the Sunday Series I’m sure loving my Rockstar books, almost as much as I love a good MC! This book kept me wanting more. It’s the love story between Avis, the playboy rockstar and Caroline, the shy southern gal with secrets of her own. Axis is ready to settle down, but is Caroline ready to open up and let that happen? Looking forward to more from Noell Mosco!

 

"People know me as the playboy. But there's so much more to me than that. So much." For Avis Torres, music has been his longest relationship. He, with Cole Clarke and Gunner Kinney, makes up the band Sunday Told A Secret. They've taken the music world by storm, and stormy has their path been. Avis has notoriously been dubbed the band's playboy, a title he wears proudly. Why should he limit himself to one person when there's so many people in the world willing to give themselves to him? Since relocating from L.A. to Pittsburgh, Avis has tamed his wild ways, for the most part. The band has taken on a mellower vibe, which was a unanimous decision, and now that Avis sees Cole and Gunner settling into their lives, he can't help but feel as though he wants more than just a string of one-night lovers and to put a stop to his desires of drinking his desperation into oblivion. Caroline Bordalon enters the life of Avis Torres in the least expected way. She's everything he never knew he wanted, from her southern Louisiana drawl to her honey-sweet innocence. There's an instant fascination with Ms. Bordalon that Avis can't shake. That, combined with his ambitious plans to fall in love, drives Avis to be consistent, charming, and monogamous. But Caroline has secrets. Secrets that might be too much for Avis to accept. LOUD is now part of a growing series! This sexy standalone can be read on it's own, or readers can choose to broaden their Sunday Told A Secret horizons by reading about Cole Clarke in THE OTHER WOMAN.

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