Adam Blue is destined to be a rockstar. As lead singer of Viral Blue, he knows it's just a matter of time before he's on his way to fame and fortun...
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Feb 24, 2010
Adam Blue is a little rockstar in the progress, he has not still the fame of a rockstar but for sure he has all the attitude. And he is not even so young, 23 years old are almost too much to still play of being an adult, but well, Adam is so cute that you forgive him almost everything.
One thing for sure, even if he is not yet famous, Adam is convinced that success is right there, around the corner, and that he will reach it sooner than later. It’s almost cute to read him, 23 years o More...
One thing for sure, even if he is not yet famous, Adam is convinced that success is right there, around the corner, and that he will reach it sooner than later. It’s almost cute to read him, 23 years o More...
Apr 04, 2010
Holly
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JM Snyder proves she can write vivid characters with complex motives. The plot felt fresh - driven by the inevitable conflict and tension between Adam and the world. But please - no more books in present tense.
The "hero", Adam Blue is insecure and arrogant. Unemployed, still living with his parents at 23, dreaming of fame and fortune. Not much to recommend him. Some readers will prefer their heros nicer, better behaved, a few more social manners, a bit of maturity. Som More...
The "hero", Adam Blue is insecure and arrogant. Unemployed, still living with his parents at 23, dreaming of fame and fortune. Not much to recommend him. Some readers will prefer their heros nicer, better behaved, a few more social manners, a bit of maturity. Som More...
Jan 31, 2010
Ami
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This is one of my least favorite stories from J.M. Snyder. While the story flows nicely, it's difficult to like it when you dislike the main character so much. I think Adam is a pampous arrogant a**hole; and I don't understand why his band members would put up with his act and let him get away with it. He is selfish to say the least. Paol deserves someone way better than Adam. Even if in the end Adam says sorry to his band members and Paol, I don't feel like it's heartfelt apology. I think the r
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Sep 01, 2010
Absynthe
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This just didn't work for me. I got a little more than half way through before I stopped reading. Adam is just not very likeable. But that's not necessarily a bad thing, as unlikeable characters can still be interesting and captivating. Adam is very one-dimensional and kind of boring.
The book moved too slowly for me and couldn't hold my interest. Which is odd, because I usually like JM Snyder's stuff.
The book moved too slowly for me and couldn't hold my interest. Which is odd, because I usually like JM Snyder's stuff.
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