Book Review: Beyond Beautiful

Summary from GoodReads: It's hard enough for us mere mortals. In the rarefied, high-wattage atmosphere of the music world, rock stars Jenna Bradford and Scott Tenny struggle to find love. Two beautiful people living their lives in a fish bowl, where every rumor of happiness or grief becomes grist for the gossip mill, where every public moment is chronicled in close-up by paparazzi armed with cameras. Two human beings grappling with realities present and past as they seek to establish common ground and trust where their love for one another can blossom and grow. Two individuals experiencing the truest love either has ever known. Two giants of the music industry, both industries in their own rights, trying to make a life for themselves that is Beyond Beautiful.

My Review: This is book 1 in the Song Trilogy.


This book is one that you will not want to put down. Go backstage into the life of a rock star. There's sex, music, suspense, turmoil, grief and so much more in this book. 


Jenna and Scott are so popular in the music industry that everything they do is public. Will they find true love? Or will being too public destroy any chance at love they have?

This reminds us that everyone is really human. Step back and think about that the next time you want to read a headline about some celebrity doing this or going here or naming their baby this or that or cheating. We're all human, we all have flaws and we all have good. 


This book is a wonderfully fresh way at reminding us.

RATING: ♥♥♥♥

Pages: 279

Softcover

Review copy of this book provided by the author/publisher in exchange for a fair and honest review. In no way did the provision of the book affect the outcome of my review.