New Release-My 5 Star Review-Giveaway: Southern Rocker Boy (#1 Southern Rocker) by Ginger Voight
Author Ginger Voight returns her readers to the star-making world of rockers and romance with her SOUTHERN ROCKER series. It's all the angst and the passion you desire, with several familiar faces from the beloved GROUPIE universe along the way! SOUTHERN ROCKER BOY is written from Jonah's point of view, and book one of an exciting new trilogy expected to release in its entirety by the end of 2014.
NOW AVAILABLE
When Jonah Riley’s father dies unexpectedly, he, his grieving mother and ailing sister are forced to move from the country to Austin, Texas. Jonah finds work at an auspicious night spot called Southern Nights, where he earns a few extra bucks as a bouncer-turned-musician.There he meets fiery songstress Lacy Abernathy, who has no use for him or anyone else in the club when she’s not on stage. This is an entirely new experience for this ladies’ man. The opportunistic club owner latches onto this chemistry to fill her club, playing with their hearts and livelihoods for her own questionable motives.Enter music executive Graham Baxter, who offers them both a way out…by competing for a recording contract they both need. Now if only they can fight the intense chemistry that keeps them locked in battle, when they're not locked in each other's arms, that is!
5 Rockin Stars!
TITLE~Southern Rocker Boy (Southern Rockers #1)
AUTHOR~ Ginger VoightGENRE~ Contemporary Romance-MusicPUBLISHED~ October 17th 2014PURCHASED/COST~ ARC for ReviewMY RATING~ 5/5
I was provided with an ARC for review. Let me first say that I only have a handful of truly favorite authors and out of that handful, there are 3 tied for #1. Ginger Voight is one of my 3 in the #1 spot and has been there, never wavering, since I first picked up the Groupie Trilogy. This author is nothing short of amazingly talented in her profession. It's remarkably clear that Ginger Voight pours her whole heart into her work and develops the most outstanding characters who stick with you long after the back covers are closed. Ginger's Groupie Trilogy, Fierce Trilogy, Fullerton Family Saga, as well as some standalones have made such profound impressions on me that I can't even describe here. She is an AMAZING writer. I can see the Southern Rockers series following in the footsteps of those that came before it. Southern Rocker Boy is a great start to what, no doubt, will be a fantastic trilogy. The story is very heartwarming and heartbreaking both at the same time. The characters are well developed and, for lack of a better term at the moment, I'm going to go with layered. I didn't want to put this book down and I can't wait for the next book in the series! Southern Rocker Chick -coming November 2014!!
Ginger Voight is prolific author, freelance writer and optioned screenwriter. Her fiction is diverse, with novels like the edgy, coming-of-age drama DIRTY LITTLE SECRETS, and the fun family adventure for kids of all ages, COMIC SQUAD.Having grown up reading different authors like Danielle Steel and Stephen King, Ginger has always been drawn more to story than to genre. This shows up in her various stories. Titles such as MY IMMORTAL and TASTE OF BLOOD are a delicious, heady mix of horror, suspense, and romance.Genre romance, however, has held a special place in her heart, ever since she read her first Harlequin novel when she was only eleven. As a result, Ginger is making a name for herself writing romances of her own, starring women who look more like the average American woman rather than those traditionally represented in the size-biased American media. Her Rubenesque romances were created especially for those heroines with fuller figures, who can still get the man of their dreams if only they believe they can. Such titles include UNDER TEXAS SKIES, LOVE PLUS ONE, THE GROUPIE TRILOGY, THE FIERCE TRILOGY, THE FULLERTON FAMILY SAGA, THE LEFTOVER CLUB and PICTURE POSTCARDS.Ginger was included in the best-selling book by Smith Magazine NOT QUITE WHAT I WAS PLANNING, featuring her six-word memoir.
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