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Incognito

Siobhan Davis (Goodreads Author)

4.14 · Rating details · 2,910 ratings · 349 reviews

A troubled popstar forced into hiding… A sweet small-town girl overcoming tragedy… And the kind of love that only happens once in a lifetime.

Dakota’s dreams of attending Juilliard were shattered the night tragedy struck her family. It’s one year later, and she’s now enrolled at a local university trying to piece her life back together.

Shawn is one of the world’s most f ...more

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May 31, 2018 Siobhan Davis rated it it was amazing · (Review from the author) · review of another edition

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Jul 08, 2018 Tasha Mahoney rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: arc, romantic, romantic-suspense, contemporary-romance, suspense, musician, adult, college

I really enjoyed reading Incognito by Siobhan Davis. It wasn’t your basic rock star romance or your basic college romance. It squished the two together in a blender and made a wonderful mix of sweet, sexy, suspenseful and had a really good twist at the end that totally bamboozled me.

There were some wonderful characters, Dakota’s circle of friends, so different yet so caring and fun and the wonderful head of security Devin and his delightful family. There were some tense moments, and some moments ...more

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Jun 13, 2018 Dianne rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: author-review, arc-read, new-adult, fabulous-reading, strong-characters, contemporary-romantic-suspense

Love conquers all, pain from the past, misguided lies of omission and an ever-present danger lurking deep in the shadows.

INCOGNITO by Siobhan Davis the slow-building romantic tale of a rockstar in hiding, who has no time for love and a beautiful college student who gave up her dreams after a family tragedy that continues to haunt her.

Prepare for that romantic meltdown as one very hot, very masculine rockstar finds he cannot resist the beautiful small town woman who has no idea who he is, but is ...more

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Jun 22, 2018 Dali rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: new-adult, rocker, published-2018, romantic-suspense, standalone, tortured-heroine, tortured-hero, arc-read, contemporary-romance

Sex, secrets and rock and roll. With Incognito, Siobhan Davis puts a new adult twist in one of romance’s most attractive genres, because who doesn’t like a rock god bad boy with a heart of gold?

Her dreams of going to Julliard were within her grasp until a tragic event shattered not only Dakota’s ambitions but her family as well. Moving forward seems impossible, especially when she’s living someone else’s live by enrolling at a local university. But an accidental meeting with the school’s new gru ...more

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Jun 15, 2018 Sawyer ❤ LoveSawyer.com rated it really liked it · review of another edition

4.5/5 Rounded up

Incognito is a book with all the drama of university, and the passion of a rockstar romance! Of course, I loved it!

My heart absolutely broke as we learned Dakota's story. She was far too young to have experienced so much pain. It seemed the poor girl could never catch a break. I could feel her utter hopelessness as she broke down time and time again. Read More
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Jun 19, 2018 MiraJane rated it it was ok · review of another edition

This is the first time I’ve truly been disappointed in one of Siobhan Davis’ books. Sure, some of her books I’ve had some issues with, but I usually found them minor compared with all the awesome drama, conflicts and romance I got in bucketloads instead. In this case it just did not do I for me on any level.

I admit that it was kind of cool that this story played out in the same universe as inseparable and it was really nice to step into Devin and Ange’s lives again, to see them take part in this This is the first time I’ve truly been disappointed in one of Siobhan Davis’ books. Sure, some of her books I’ve had some issues with, but I usually found them minor compared with all the awesome drama, conflicts and romance I got in bucketloads instead. In this case it just did not do I for me on any level.

I admit that it was kind of cool that this story played out in the same universe as inseparable and it was really nice to step into Devin and Ange’s lives again, to see them take part in this plot as well (although, why is it a stand alone? This could as well have been called Inseparable, book two). There is however a negative side of having both stories in the same world. Inseparable with all its heartbreak, eye-dripping drama, originality and beautiful and shocking storyline leaves a high quality bar, that this book sadly could not measure up to.

I genuinely felt that there was no unique or original thought or plot here. I found the book filled with overused clichés like the girls becoming besties from day one in college, protagonist not looking for relationship in the beginning, lazy insta-love, guy becoming interested in girl just for the fact that she is “not like anyone else” and not starstruck. That’s just to name a few. I have a whole list I wrote down. It’s just not the clichés either. The whole plot feels like I’ve already seen it before. In fact it is way to similar to some of Davis’ other books. It had the same aspects as the clueless ex still thinking he has a shot, a bitchy psychotic popular girl bullying the protagonist, overly profound dialogues, too much PDA and similar conflicts and endings where everything suddenly is all handy dandy, everyone is happy and everything works out.

Was it only me, or was Dakota almost a copy of Faye from the Kennedy Brothers? She had kind of the same - over-confident, preaching about honesty and taking no crap from anyone - kind of attitude. Her whole personality all typical Faye, but with the twist of being awkward (I can’t have been the only one finding it cringey that she went to an abandoned roof to dance her grief away at midnight. Sane people don’t do that. Not even in grief) and a bit too full of herself. Only she was allowed to make mistakes and that showed very clearly in her relationship with Shawn. She got mad at him for the most silly thing (e.g. misunderstanding a situation) and basically broke it off because of it. Twice (or trice technically). Instead of admitting she overreacted she expected him to reach out and apologize. It always had to be these big gestures as well. Otherwise it wasn’t good enough. Then she, the little hypocrite, goes and does the same thing and she doesn’t even acknowledge it nor does he get mad at her. The whole relationship felt very one sided with him always having to make it up to her, making the first move, reaching out, chasing her, confessing feelings. She had him wrapped around her pinky, dragging him along and could not for once met him halfway. When she found out the the threats Shawn was accosted to, she didn’t even consider or worry for his well-being. No, she got mad at him for putting her in “danger”. Excuse my French, but what a bitch!

For being somewhat of a pushover, I actually kind of liked Shawn. He acted like a decent guy under bad circumstances and made up for past mistakes in a natural, unforced way. That however was probably the only thing that felt realistic and natural. No one in this book could for one second have a normal dialogue or discussion. It was always profound, deep and meaningful. Declarations of understanding and love being the one most overused. Make it a rule to have more ordinary dialogues than profound ones, please. Because you won’t find ordinary people in real life talking like that. Especially all the time. The worst of the worst was the unrealistic antagonists. From the beginning they were described as clever. But how exactly? Because they were straight up amateurs in my eyes. It’s basic villain101 that you don’t identify yourself with names, and under no circumstances do you reveal your whole plan. Not only is it cliche. It’s the most dumb villains ever.

At last we have the huge plot-hole which I’ve come to call the Hannah Montana plot-hole. If you know the Disney show you probably know what I’m referring to already. It’s so ridiculously dumb to think that a wig and different colored contact lenses can make a person disappear and no one will know who he is. Like human kind has lost the ability to recognize a face as long as the hair and eyes are different. It’s unrealism to a stupid degree, because there is just no way, especially if you are the “hottest, sexiest, most-in-demand rock star” (an actual quote from the book). It doesn’t matter if you are a fan or not. As long as you’ve seen the person often enough (which you usually have if he really is that famous), you can put two and two together effing easy. Shawn even met a big fan several times and she couldn’t tell. Just the first week walking around campus around people, he would have been found out if it was real life. Just think if it was ... I don’t know, Justin Bieber or Brad Pitt, walking around a university with a wig on. Is there really anyone out there naive enough to think they would be undetected for months? What annoyed me the most was that they were afraid his singing voice would blow his cover. Not his FACE, but his voice. Need I really explain why his voice is highly unlikely the reason why he would be recognized?

Siobhan Davis really needs to change up her game, think over the plot and protagonists and antagonists. I have seen her write amazing unique and strong stories, one of the best being inseparable. So I know she can be and is an amazing author. She just really needs to find new ideas and originality so it won’t become this repetitive again.

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Apr 17, 2018 Siobhan rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Since my first Siobhan Davis read, she has been an author I will dive into the moment I get her next release on my Kindle. In other words, I’m a big fan. Incognito screamed out to me more than the average Siobhan Davis read, though, as rock star romances are some of my favourites. In fact, they’re probably my biggest weakness.

Unfortunately, I was moving house when this came through to my Kindle. I had wanted to dive straight into Incognito the first moment I could, yet I had to hold off until I Since my first Siobhan Davis read, she has been an author I will dive into the moment I get her next release on my Kindle. In other words, I’m a big fan. Incognito screamed out to me more than the average Siobhan Davis read, though, as rock star romances are some of my favourites. In fact, they’re probably my biggest weakness.

Unfortunately, I was moving house when this came through to my Kindle. I had wanted to dive straight into Incognito the first moment I could, yet I had to hold off until I was able to update my Kindle and was done with moving things around. It was a painful wait, especially when I could see other people were reading and enjoying this one, but it was worth the wait.

You see, once I started reading Incognito it quickly became another Siobhan Davis read that I had to complete in a single sitting. Once I started, I could not put it down. The story sucked me in and left me wanting more, leaving me turning pages at a rapid pace as I ignored the world around me.

All in all, Siobhan Davis has given us another winner.

If I’m being completely honest, of her first two books that are complete standalones, I loved Incognito so much more. Sure, Inseparable was an enjoyable read – yet it pales in comparison to Incognito. This may just be personal preference because Incognito is more in line with the storylines I like, but I’m fairly certain a lot of people are going to agree that Incognito is an even more powerful standalone than Inseparable.

Whilst I’m on the topic of Inseparable, before I go deep into this fan girl review, know you get a bit of cross over with this one. Did you want to know what happened to the Inseparable characters a few years down the line, did you want to know what comes next? Well, the characters appear in this one. You do not need to have read Inseparable to understand their role in this story, but it is a nice little insight for those who wanted to see the ‘what came next’.

Now, onto the good stuff.

As I’ve mentioned repeatedly, I’m a big lover of rock star romances. Mix a rock star romance with one of my favourite authors and I had extremely high expectations for this one. Fortunately, it more than delivered. Whether you’re a Siobhan Davis fan or a rock star romance fan, I’m positive this story will grab you tight and refuse to let go.

You see, although I adore rock star romances, I sometimes feel as though we’re not given anything new. With Incognito, we take a step back from the norm in the genre. Sure, we see some of the usual rock star romance tropes, but Siobhan Davis brings her own spin to the story. We have the usual abundance of emotion that you find in a Siobhan Davis read, we have scenes that are more in line with your typical college romance rather than your typical rock star romance, and we have an overall refreshing story.

Things are a little bit on the insta-love side of things, if I’m honest, and it did take me a few chapters to fall completely in love with the romance building between our leads, but once the story was going I was addicted. I feel in love with our characters and the drama that surrounded their lives, I feel in love with all the different emotions that came to light as we learned more about the different situations, and I feel in love with all the different events that played out. There was plenty of everything to keep you hooked – drama, some humour, emotion, action, and plenty of the wonderful romance Siobhan Davis is known for.

In fact, I’m willing to put this down as one of my favourite rock star romances. It really stood out as something different, ensuring it will remain with me for quite some time. Having read so many rock star romances and having some long-term favourites it is hard for any new book in the genre to knock my number one spot down to second place, but Incognito certainly earns a spot in my top ten. Actually, it earns a spot in my top five.

Without a doubt, Siobhan Davis has done it again. I could wax lyrical all day long about how wonderful this story is (or, at the very least, I could try, but I’m dubious about my ability to sound like anything other than a mess of a fangirl), but whatever I say will pale in comparison to the feels you will get throughout Incognito.

As I said, if you’re a fan of Siobhan Davis or rock star romances you need to read Incognito. ...more

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Jul 03, 2018 Amanda rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

First of all, what a smoking hot book! Ugh, I love Siobhan Davis’s writing, it’s so angst-filled and addicting.

I think my favorite thing about Incognito was the slow-building romance between the Rockstar world’s bad boy Shawn Lucas and the small-town sweetheart Dakota. From the very start their relationship was fun and meaningful and I love how long it actually took them to be together.

“I can’t lose her. I can’t lose this connection. Not when I’m finally starting to feel like me. Not when I’v ...more

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Jun 18, 2018 Carrie (The Butterfly Reader) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: june-2018

4.5 Stars

I feel so lucky to have gotten an ARC of this book. It sounded so good and sadly, I'd never heard of this author, now I plan to binge read as much of her stuff as I can. This story was that good. Dakota has been through a lot in her short life and it's changed her and not really for the best, she's now trying to become her sister, just to make her family happy.

Enter Shawn, a famous pop star hiding out from a stalker that's tried to kill him and even broke into his house trying to find ...more

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Jun 13, 2018 ♡ Jeri's Book Attic ♡ Jeri the Romance Bibiliophile ♡ rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: 09-read-asap

If you would request that I describe Incognito by Siobhan Davis with one word that word would be

DOOMED

When you are reading a lot of books you might have come across a plot looking like this one once or twice already. But I am pretty sure it only LOOKED like this plot - because honestly sofar I never read a story of two persons in this situation that felt so doomed from the beginning.

Imagine a typical storyline ... and than think again adding a twist and turn at every possible corner. When the f ...more

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Aug 10, 2018 CeCe rated it did not like it

Shelves: dual-pov, heroines-that-i-do-not-like, could-not-connect, heroines-who-do-not-appeal-to-me, read-2018, did-not-finish

I loved the premise, but by the end, I did not care for the characters. I did not like Dakota. She was all over the place.
I felt the story was told to me. This could have been good, but the characters and the writing did not work for me.
You may love it.

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Jun 18, 2018 Arceli rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: contempary-romance, 5-stars, arc, college-romance, love-hate-relationship, bad-boy-romance, celebrity-romance, broken-hero-heroine, 2018-reads, alpha-heroes

*I was a lucky fish to receive an ARC

Incognito, like all of Siobhan's books are just plain amazing. Siobhan manages to make you feel for the character and makes you grow to love them. Within the first page of Incognito, I was sucked in to Dakota's and Shawn's story.

Dakota I have got to say is one of my favorite NA heroines. She's so strong. I love how she doesn't take any BS and really grows up in the novel. There are so many demons she has to fight. I love how she is courageous in growing and ...more

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Aug 06, 2018 Jessica Calla rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

LOVE LOVE LOVE. Another great romance by Siobhan Davis, this time, in a college setting (my fave) with wonderful, emotional characters (not to mention that cover with all the gorgeous hair!), and a story that will have you swiping the pages of your Kindle all through the night. Wonderful book from a wonderful author!

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Jun 19, 2018 Nadine rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: arcs

Incognito is one of the better rock star romances I’ve read.

I’m usually not a fan of rock star romances because they’re almost always clichéd and full of tropes. However, Davis uses the typical rock star arc only as a backdrop for her character, thereby getting rid of almost all the annoying tropes, especially the groupies.

Davis excels at creating perfectly balanced male characters so that they have the typical alpha male characteristics without being disgustingly overbearing or domineering. Le ...more

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Jun 24, 2018 Cassandra (Thebookishcrypt) rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: arcs, review-copies

*ARC provided in exchange for an honest review*
Trigger warning: This book deals with dark topics. I'm keeping it vague cause of spoilers but just be careful. Do not read this if you're in a bad place, like I was. I had to take a break because I was hit with these things out of nowhere and I was not in the mood for them.
Either way, my 2 star rating mostly has to do with the fact that I didn't believe the chemistry between the two main characters. I just couldn't get on board with it no matter ho *ARC provided in exchange for an honest review*
Trigger warning: This book deals with dark topics. I'm keeping it vague cause of spoilers but just be careful. Do not read this if you're in a bad place, like I was. I had to take a break because I was hit with these things out of nowhere and I was not in the mood for them.
Either way, my 2 star rating mostly has to do with the fact that I didn't believe the chemistry between the two main characters. I just couldn't get on board with it no matter how hard I tried. It wasn't anything they did in particular, it's just that they seemed more interesting as individuals than as a couple.
This book follows Dakota, who is dealing with grief due to a tragedy in the family and Shawn, a famous musician who has to go incognito due to a stalker. Shawn ends up at the same school that Dakota is attending and even though they are both dealing with their own issues that prevents them from opening up to others, they can't avoid their feelings for long.
This was my first Siobhan book and I won't go out of my way to pick up another but I won't say no either. I am curious to see how I would feel about her other characters.
But the major problem I had with this novel, besides the romance, was the writing. Siobhan tried so hard to make it sound modern that it was not believable whatsoever. At one point there was a line that literally said "in the feels" and I don't know about you but I did not like that at all. It wasn't even said in a sarcastic, ironic way; It was serious and I just couldn't get past it. Some of the expressions were... unsavory and I couldn't picture real people speaking that way in any real life scenario. There were also some things that happened that were way too sudden to believe. They felt like they were just thrown in there for shock value instead of actually being thought out. I don't know if it makes sense but it prevented me from actually caring about most of the plot line and that wasn't fun.
One thing I did like was that this was a fairly quick read to get through and it is a new adult novel so I don't recommend it for readers under 18.
2/5 stars. ...more

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Jun 13, 2018 AJ rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: arc, steamy, romantic, drama, new-adult, rockers

“Sometimes, people come into our lives with the power to change us forever.”

3 stars!

Shawn Lucas is a popstar who has lost his way. Famous since he exploded onto the music scene at age 15, he has become the puppet of his label, performing music he doesn’t even like, and he has completely lost himself. He has recovered after spiralling into a life of alcohol and women, but has now become the victim of a crazed stalker who is becoming increasingly dangerous. Desperate to escape his life for a bit, ...more

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Jun 26, 2018 Courtney rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: arc

Incognito is Siobhan's second standalone and I really enjoyed it. The blurb gives you all the information that you truly need to do know so I will do my best in not repeating any of that nor give anything crucial away. And yes, the blurb may sound similar or like another rock start romance, but it's Siobhan's twist and her writing that make this story so enjoyable.

Shawn and Dakota are both battling their own wars. Shawn is trying to stay under the radar and finally enjoy life as just a "normal" Incognito is Siobhan's second standalone and I really enjoyed it. The blurb gives you all the information that you truly need to do know so I will do my best in not repeating any of that nor give anything crucial away. And yes, the blurb may sound similar or like another rock start romance, but it's Siobhan's twist and her writing that make this story so enjoyable.

Shawn and Dakota are both battling their own wars. Shawn is trying to stay under the radar and finally enjoy life as just a "normal" every day college student. He's been in the limelight for many years and his life has been in overdrive since he got picked up years ago. Now that is he "forced" to be normal, he is really enjoying life as a much slower pace.

Dakota did more that put her dreams of Julliard on the backside - she has chosen to go into the family business. While it's not her dream, it's what she knows is best for her and her family's future. But at night, she escapes her new reality and dances away in the moonlight.

Shawn and Dakota are both so wrong and so right for one another. As they try to fight against the attraction they have, the electricity just builds. These two are strong together and for one another. There is a lot of angst and suspense in this book - a lot of that comes from assumptions on both their parts. While I felt at their age their communication should have been more mature, Siobhan also does a great job of showing how social media and technology play a very key role in how people react to things.

As I said, this book blurb may feel like it's the same but it's the added twists and plotting that makes this book stand out. Siobhan has this way with her writing of putting in the characters shoes and just feeling everything - you become the characters.

Siobhan writes such amazing characters. Not only do I love her main characters but I love the secondary characters in this book. They all play such key and integral roles in this book that it just makes the story all the more entertaining

This book is a standalone and can be read solely on its own. There are characters from her other standalone, Inseparable, who make an appearance in this one. However, reading either book in whatever order will in no way impede one over the other.

Siobhan has written another story that I found myself devouring in hours and wanting more from her.
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Jul 13, 2018 S.B. Alexander rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: new-adult

Our past sticks with us and some would say it defines us. But it’s how we handle our past that truly define us. Dakota is one of those characters who handles tragedy by getting lost in dance. But it’s not dance that helps her overcome her heartbreak, but rather a devilish and handsome rock star. Incognito is poignant, beautiful, angsty, and suspenseful with just the right amount of music to make your heart pull for both of these characters. Siobhan is a master storyteller that draws on every emo ...more

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May 25, 2018 Dana rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I loved this story so much! First things first, this is a stand-alone HEA with a blend of college and rockstar romance. Please don’t pass up the opportunity to know these perfectly written characters!

*Sigh* Shawn is such a stud. I immediately fell in love with his character. Who doesn’t love a troubled rockstar? He’s hot, he’s cold, and I just can’t get enough. Dear Siobhan, please give me more more more! Haha.

Dakota was also a character I fell for immediately. Another tortured soul whom you ca ...more

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Jul 01, 2018 Born To Read rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review.
Shawn Lucas is a very famous singer. Somebody is threatening him. Even his house has been broken into . Twice. So he goes undercover for a while.
He enrols to university. His plan is just to focus on his music and to stay away from girls. Not so easy when they are around him all the time.
But he meets Dakota. Gorgeous, refreshing. And sad. She looks terribly sad. Her life, as it was until not so long ago, has been shattered .
Shawn tries to st ...more

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Jun 25, 2018 Lg rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Siobhan Davis does not disappoint in this suspenseful, angsty, heartfelt love story.

Superstar rocker Shawn has had it all. Fame, money, and girls galore. Unfortunately things take a dangerous turn and his life is put in danger. In order to take time away from the spotlight for his own protection he goes into hiding with the help of a top notch security agency and his managers.

Dakota is a college student who had huge dreams of becoming a professional dancer. A family tragedy derails her plans. ...more

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Jun 28, 2018 Spellbound Stories rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Incognito was my first Siobhan Davis book and it was AMAZING!!!! As far as the fact that this was my first book by this author, I know, I know… I am questioning what rock I just crawled out from under myself! If this is what I have to look forward to, I am seriously going to need to take a month off my blog commitments and catch up in every book she’s written because I freaking LOVED Incognito. Without repeating the blurb, or giving a spoiler-esque review, I am going to make it very simple – pop ...more

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Jun 25, 2018 Sandra Shipman ~ Two Book Pushers rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Incognito is Siobhan Davis’s next unique, sexy, and angst-filled standalone. I just know that when I open one of her books that it will be a rollercoaster ride of emotions and suspense. I love it!

Shawn needs to get away. Away from L.A and the fake-ness that comes along with it. He may only be twenty but he was a bad boy popstar by the time he was only fifteen. The last year has been difficult and now with a stalker threatening him, it’s time to get out of there. It will give him time to focus o Incognito is Siobhan Davis’s next unique, sexy, and angst-filled standalone. I just know that when I open one of her books that it will be a rollercoaster ride of emotions and suspense. I love it!

Shawn needs to get away. Away from L.A and the fake-ness that comes along with it. He may only be twenty but he was a bad boy popstar by the time he was only fifteen. The last year has been difficult and now with a stalker threatening him, it’s time to get out of there. It will give him time to focus on himself and his music. To find himself again. U of I might be a party school but he wasn’t there for that. He was determined to write songs, study accounting, and blend into the crowd of college students. What he didn’t expect was Dakota Gray.

Dakota’s life was forever changed last year with the a tragic loss. She as supposed to be dancing at Julliard. Instead she was studying accounting at U of I. It wasn’t her dream but she was doing what she felt was right. Even when she knew in her heart it was all wrong. She still danced at midnight so she kept that part of herself. She was in college to focus. To one day work with her father. Then, one morning, something changed. She ran into him. Literally. An asshole named Levi who was too good looking for his own good. She tried to stay away but he was always there. In class. In the corner. In her mind.

Shawn/Levi and Dakota’s is a complicated one. They both are not in a place for a relationship. She is still hurting. He has a crazy person after him. Plus, he has never had a girlfriend. But, there is just a connection between them that they try to fight but in the end it’s too strong. They get each other. They have fun. They relax each other. What will happen when Dakota finds out the truth about who he is? Will their bond be strong enough then? And will they find the stalker before it’s too late?

I loved this story! It has the fun college experiences along with the drama of it. It also has suspense, sexiness, and heart. Both characters are strong, like-able, and mature. They are only nineteen and twenty but have been through so much for their young age. They have been through things that most people their ages haven’t. He might be a wealthy popstar but he has had his troubles. I love the way he feels for Kota. It’s beautiful, really.

Overall...I was hooked from the very start to the very end. I had to know who was going to make the first move. Who the stalker was. What would happen when she finds out the truth. I loved it! The characters. The suspense. The emotions. The drama. Everything.

Quotes:

“I feel like I’m really breathing for the first time in years.”

“Quit stalling, stud.” She rubs her hands in glee. “Dish the dirt.”

“You’re quite the romantic for a bad boy,” I tease.
“Well, I do write love songs for a living.”

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Jun 30, 2018 A.BookNerd.Bookseller&Bibliophile.Blog rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This is not my first Siobhan Davis book, and I definitely hope it's not my last.

This book follows the story of Dakota, a university student with a sad back story/family situation and Shawn, a pop-star in hiding as a university student with his own troubled past and a stalker threatening his life. This story follows Dakota and Shawn's love story through mutual attraction and avoidance, undeniable affection, and just the right amount of drama.

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Jul 20, 2018 Adriana rated it it was amazing

Beautiful

Loved this story it had it all the secrets the rock star the dancer the mystery the action and the heartbreak and of course the hot romance really enjoyed ..

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Oct 27, 2019 Eva marked it as dnfed · review of another edition

Shelves: hero-badboy-player, slut-shaming, double-standards

so i dnfed this ages ago because hero who is HUGE playboy and very promiscuous calls women he is hooking up with sluts...wow. talk about double standards.

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May 28, 2018 Danielle rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I was lucky enough to beta read this book.

I really liked this book! I really liked both of the main characters. I really felt for both of them, as they've both been through some really tough stuff.

The things that Dakota has been through are really heartbreaking, but it is really cool to see how strong she is with dealing with it all.

I really liked seeing the character development for Shawn/Levi's character. He was really immature in the beginning, but really grew a lot throughout the story.

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Jun 30, 2018 Johanna Sawyer rated it liked it · review of another edition

Thanks to the author for an ARC to read and give my honest opinion.

Dakota is at a dark place in life. Her sister is dead, her mother is suffering a mental illness, and she is giving up her dance dreams at Juilliard. She is attending college at the U of I, and taking boring accounting classes so that she can take over her dads accounting firm. Nothing is going right for her but every night at three minutes past midnight she goes to an abandoned building to dance. Three minutes past midnight is w ...more

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Dec 03, 2018 Way-Way Pee rated it liked it

Interesting enough, but so much angst. You can only tell someone to go away and then get mad of them for actually going away so many times before you’re just annoying.

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Jul 01, 2018 Fee96 rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This is my first read of Siobhan and she knocked my socks off! Where has this author been all my life? Incognito is not just a rock star romance but a suspenseful journey where two seemingly unlikely people find that one person that completes them so thoroughly and effortlessly. That heals their soul and helps them find their wings again. Gah just utterly brilliant!

I always try to pay homage to my favorite aspects of a book. I loved everything about this talented authors work. If I am going to p ...more

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“I sit up straighter, looking into his beautiful eyes.” Why are you doing this? Being nice to me?”
“I see you, Dakota,” he whispers. “And I want to help.” He claws a hand through his hair, and I’m envious. I want to be the one doing that. “I know I shouldn’t, but I can’t fight it anymore.” — 0 likes

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