In the Band

Luminescent Juliet, Book 1

By: Jean Haus

Narrated by: Kate Rudd, Luke Daniels

Being popular in the college music scene doesn’t solve all your problems; at least that’s what the hot musicians of indie band Luminescent Juliet discover. In this compelling novel, trouble begins when 18-year-old Riley, trying to regain her rhythm after throwing away her percussion scholarship to a top school, wins an audition to become the band’s new drummer. This sets her on a collision course with Romeo, the band’s sexy dark-haired guitarist, whose ambitions do not include performing with a girl. Luckily for Riley, all her problems seem to evaporate when she’s behind the drums. Yet she can’t ignore reality as the band’s artistic power struggles increase - and the dynamic between her and Romeo edges from dislike into overwhelming attraction. If the two can’t find a way to be together without breaking up the band and wreaking havoc on the lives of those around them, they’ll lose not just their chance to make music, but their chance for a future together.

©2012 Jean Haus (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Oh Romeo you can be my Romeo anyday

Would you listen to In the Band again? Why?

For sure, it was entertaining and a true love story

Who was your favorite character and why?

Romeo was the best with his morals and how he acts

Loved it!

Really enjoyed this book. Well written, good story. Story kept my interest with engaging characters, clear dialogue and just enough romance to keep you engaged. Personally would have liked a little more of the characters actually getting romantic, but this is not smutty in any way. Very enjoyable even without the blatant sex.

amazing!!

I love the underlying theme of mental heath and how it hurts everyone not just the person with the diagnoses. I totally applaud her for standing up and snapping her mom out of her spiral.

and them falling in love was adorable and hysterical lol, their banter was amazing!!

Liked the book and the series

If you could sum up In the Band in three words, what would they be?

Good, light read with strong female characters and surprising depth.

Any additional comments?

This was a solid story and performance. The characters were well developed and the story was good. Looking forward to more from this author.

To good.

I don't leave comments very often but this one is totally a blast. Hope to read more.