Married to the Rockstar

A Marriage of Convenience Story! (Mile High Rocked, Book 3)

By: Christina Hovland

Narrated by: Joe Arden, Desiree Ketchum

Nothing about this arrangement is convenient....

Jeremy Dillion—a.k.a. Knox—has no intention of succumbing to wedded bliss. Gag, no. His parents divorced when he was young, and the only stability in his life comes from his bandmates. But now they’re finding their own forever sweethearts, and Knox is feeling the heat of being a lone wolf in a group effort. Still, an actual relationship? No. Ick.

Irina Carmichael is ready for her big break. The problem is no one takes a second look at her, since she doesn’t fit into the general mold created for Hollywood starlets. Her hips are too big, her nose is too sharp, and her lips are too wide. But she’s so ready to step out of the background and into the spotlight.

When Knox gets trashed in the tabloids, his publicist pitches the idea of an image-saving marriage to Irina. Irina figures the publicity can't hurt and accepts—until the offers for major roles start pouring in, and she doesn’t need the arrangement. Unfortunately, Knox has broken the first rule of marrying an actress for publicity: Don’t fall in love. But can he handle a real relationship? And is she ready to stop pretending?

©2022 Christina Hovland (P)2022 Christina Hovland

Must read... listen

I bbsolutely loved this book! I highly recommend it and the narration was perfect. It will keep you entertained.

Sassy Heroine, Cinnamon Roll Hero

**Audiobook Review**
*Story 3.5 stars; Performance 5 stars; Overall 4 stars

Fake relationship, friends to lovers, low angst, slow burn, a few laugh out loud moments, and lovable supporting characters that drive the story forward.

Joe Arden and Desiree Ketchum do an amazing job narrating this book. Their performances are top notch and really brought the characters to life.

Based on the blurb, what I thought I was getting was different from what I got and I'm not mad about it.. Typically with fake relationship stories, the reader gets the events leading up to the hero and heroine having to join forces for whatever reason; this book, that moment has already passed and they are already in the process of planning the wedding. Also with the blurb pointing out the heroine's figure and not being Hollywood's type, I was worried that that was going to play a major role in the story line; however, it barely plays a part in the story.

Irina is my favorite type of heroine, she's feisty, sassy, and unapologetic for what she wants. Sometimes those traits don't always paint her in the best light at certain points, but Knox being the type of hero he is just rolls with it. Knox might be my favorite new book boyfriend, he's swoony, low key, caring, vulnerable, and humble. I'm not the biggest fan of slow burn; however, that slow burn allowed for solid character development. Add in the banter between the characters and it's just the cherry on top.