Last week, I stocked groceries in Freedom, Alabama. This week, I live in Nashville, Tennessee, about to take the stage at the famous Bluebird Ca... read full description
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Nov 23, 2011
Erin
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"Lost in NashVegas" tells the story of Robin, the girl with music living inside of her. She's a born songwriter but her terrible stage fright has kept her singing at home rather than on the big stage. Now at age 25 with a boyfriend who is ready to settle down, Robin figures that the time to give Nashville a try is either now or never and jets off to the land of musical opportunity.
Just because she's decided to face her fear it doesn't mean it has gone away. Robin has a stru More...
Just because she's decided to face her fear it doesn't mean it has gone away. Robin has a stru More...
Oct 11, 2007
Kim
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Picked this up at the library this summer. The "Lost in Nash Vegas" title and cover art (reminiscent of the Melissa Etheridge album cover) appealed to me. (Yes, I do judge books by their covers. So what?) Anyway, didn't know until I got home that it was Christian "chick lit". It's published by a subsidiary of Thomas Nelson publishers (they publish Bibles) based in, of course, Nashville.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book as a great summer read. It was engaging, well-wr More...
I thoroughly enjoyed this book as a great summer read. It was engaging, well-wr More...
Aug 05, 2009
Lori
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I absolutely adored this book for several reasons: I fell in love with the main character, Robin McAfee; I'm a huge fan of country music and enjoyed this glimpse into how things work behind the scenes; it was not a predictable storyline - the twist you thought was going to happen was not the same as the twist that did happen - Rachel kept catching me off guard (in a good way). This story was well-written, the character was well developed. I read it in less than two days - like the rest of Rachel
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Apr 12, 2011
Tatrd
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Robin Rae MacAfee & Lee Rivers
She's a songwriter in Freedom AL who moves to Nashville. Finds out she's a music row label owner's daughter. She has stage fright and keeps running away. Love story isn't the central focus of the book.
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She's a songwriter in Freedom AL who moves to Nashville. Finds out she's a music row label owner's daughter. She has stage fright and keeps running away. Love story isn't the central focus of the book.
Christian book
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Sep 17, 2009
TJ
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Gosh, I hope my little red-headed daughter turns out like this heroine! She knows what she wants and uses her head instead of just her heart. She's sassy and funny and smart. Good book and you really feel like you are buddies with her by the end!
Nov 22, 2011
Hey_jude
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Funny. It was better than I expected. The whole Southern angle (complete with expressions and accents) might be a little annoying to some, but the author handled it in a way that was enduringly serious not corny.
Feb 10, 2011
Deborah
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Great story with humor about facing our fears. Loved the way she wove God through the book in a realistic way. Highly recommend!
Jan 04, 2012
I didn't finish, becuase it just wasn't interesting to me and Robin got on my nerves.
Aug 13, 2011
Lorraine
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Besides the erroneous and insulting depiction of those who might use antidepressants, it was cliched writing. I liked it much better when it was called "Coyote Ugly".
Sep 24, 2010
Leah
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I loved this book!It was really good.
It was dealing with fear and just trusting God with your life and your fears. I definitely needed to read it!
It was cute and funny, with a sarcastic sassy twist!
It was dealing with fear and just trusting God with your life and your fears. I definitely needed to read it!
It was cute and funny, with a sarcastic sassy twist!
Mar 08, 2008
Wendy
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I really enjoyed this book about a songwriter navigating her way in Nashville. The characters were engaging, and I even laughed out loud a couple of times, which I don't do often when reading. Fun read.
Jul 27, 2009
Kyleigh
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So cute and heartwarming. The main character, Robin, was believable and charming. I loved the authentic-sounding southern dialogue and narrative. It was an easy read and left me feeling happy!
May 13, 2008
Judie
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Once I got past the title, I enjoyed the book, which made me laugh in places. It was a good story about good people.
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