Love to Hate Her

Wild Love, Book 2

By: J. Saman

Narrated by: Helena Walters, James Cavenaugh

Seven years ago, I confessed my darkest secret to my brother's girlfriend.

When she broke up with him and walked out of our lives, she took my secret with her. But, with my band set to go on tour, I have a problem. I need a nanny for my autistic daughter. And unfortunately, Viola Starr, my brother's ex, is the perfect fit. Now, there is no escaping her. Or our past. Five months and she'll be out of my life. Five months of ignoring lingering, heated glances. The fire she draws out of me. The way she loves my daughter. Five months . . . And my world is about to come crashing down.

Jobless and financially destitute, I have no choice but to take this job.

Even with my boss hating my guts. Lucky for me, the best part of Jasper Diamond is his daughter. But being the nanny on the road with one of the world's biggest rock bands poses more challenges than I was expecting—including falling for the elusive frontman. Now with the world chasing after us, how long can we hide what others are determined to exploit? They say there is a thin line between love and hate. That all good things must come to an end. Set on a collision course, nothing could have prepared us for this.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 J. Saman (P)2020 Tantor Media

A fun ride

Interesting to see the inner workings of a rock band on tour. Violet and Jasper had some misunderstandings, but they get with they need to go in the end.
Nice epilogue although I would like to see the bad guys get their punishment.
Takes more than halfway through to get to any spice. A well-rounded portrayal of a neurodivergent child.
Overall, a good read that’s a little bit different than the norm.
No third act break up.

Got to love the rock stars

Great listen. Intriguing story line. I loved the fact that there was a lot of history revealed in the current storyline, a bit of drama to keep you interested and just enough spice to meet your wanton needs!

Fantastic

The angst in the first part was over the top anxiety-inducing, but worth the ride to arrive at the second part. Incredibly well-written, perfectly paced, beautifully unraveled and just enough spice; all of it worth the read to get to the most beautiful ending and epilogue I’ve ever read.