A Seductive Melody: The Kelly Brothers, Book 5

By: Crista McHugh

Narrated by: Therese Plummer

She has the scoop of a lifetime, but only if she betrays his trust....

Ethan Kelly lost his best friend and bandmate to an overdose, but staying clean is proving harder than he thought it would be. His only safety net during his first weeks of sobriety is fellow recovering addict, Becca. As she guides him through the darkness, he begins to trust her not only with his secrets, but also his heart.

After years of trying to be the daughter her socialite parents wanted her to be (and failing miserably), Rebecca Shore finally has her life on track. Sure, she's just an assistant at Moderne magazine when she'd rather be pursuing more serious journalism, but it's a foot in the door. She's just waiting for the scoop of a lifetime that will take her to the next level. But when she's asked to help the reclusive and enigmatic rock star, her heart is torn between the career she has always wanted and the man who bares his soul to her.

©2014 Crista McHugh (P)2015 Crista McHugh

My fav of the series

Great listen and by far my favor of the series. The story line and narration were awesome

one of her best

one of crista McHugh's best, possibly my favorite so far of the Kelly Brothers. it kept my interest til the very end, didn't want to skip to the end at all.

It just keeps getting better!

I am loving this series!! Keeps me interested with different topics - not the same old thing in each book. Interesting characters and I can't say enough about Therese Plummer!! Crista and Therese make a great pair!!!

Spoilers

I enjoyed the first half of the book. Well, maybe enjoy is too strong a word, but it wasn't end the book and return it horrible. I got into it. That is, until the end. I hate books where, spoiler alert, women turn into whiners and connivers at the end of the book. I'm sorry, you're telling him a relationship is nothing without trust? Where was her trust in him? Gag. It's not supposed to be a one way street. Whatever. First half of the book? Enjoyable. Second half of the book? Not so much. Read or listen if you're okay with whiney women.