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Found #4
Found at the Rock Concert
A wounded rock star, a bodyguard, and a CEO get trapped in a snowed-in cabin...It sounds like the beginning of a joke, but it’s not. This is the start of an epic love story between three men. Three men who have a history twined together with encounters and impressions that have marked their years.They just never realized how all those brief encounters would eventually change their lives forever.Daniel, the rock star who survived a plane crash and is trying to figure out how to live his life without legs.Luke, the bodyguard who made so many mistakes and now thinks he doesn’t deserve the man he’s loved for years. Austin, the CEO who thinks he’s on the outside pulling the strings, but what he doesn’t realize is without him at the core, this relationship will never work...for any of them.Three men, one snowy winter cabin, one epic love story waiting to be discovered...Book #4 in the Found Series.(Books 1-3 are on sale for $.99 for a limited time for this new release.)1. Found at the Library2. Found at the Bookstore3. Found at the Jazz Club4. Found at the Rock Concert
286 pages, Paperback
First published March 20, 2020
About the author
Christi Snow
69 books738 followersAs an avid reader her entire life, Christi Snow always dreamed of writing books that brought to others the kind of joy she felt when she read. But...she never did anything about it besides jot down a few ideas and sparse scenes.
When her husband retired from the Air Force, Christi decided it was time to chase her dream and she started writing. She hasn’t stopped since. With twenty-two published books in various romance genres, she’s found her passion. Now she spends her days with her laptop writing about sexy, alpha heroes and the loves of their lives.
Writing, Christi has fulfilled her dream... filling the world with more romance and suspense.
Her tagline is... Passion and adventure on the road to Happily Ever After. She loves this adventure and has truly found her tribe!
Note: I also have a book review blog...Smitten with Reading ( http://smittenwithreading.blogspot.com ) and most of my book reviews are also posted there.
When her husband retired from the Air Force, Christi decided it was time to chase her dream and she started writing. She hasn’t stopped since. With twenty-two published books in various romance genres, she’s found her passion. Now she spends her days with her laptop writing about sexy, alpha heroes and the loves of their lives.
Writing, Christi has fulfilled her dream... filling the world with more romance and suspense.
Her tagline is... Passion and adventure on the road to Happily Ever After. She loves this adventure and has truly found her tribe!
Note: I also have a book review blog...Smitten with Reading ( http://smittenwithreading.blogspot.com ) and most of my book reviews are also posted there.
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September 11, 2020
Worth the Effort
This is a challenging book but for many reasons well worth the effort. It takes some patience and imagination, but the payoff is substantial. THANK YOU CHRISTI SNOW!
This is a challenging book but for many reasons well worth the effort. It takes some patience and imagination, but the payoff is substantial. THANK YOU CHRISTI SNOW!
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March 17, 2020Coming March 20th...Friday!
April 3, 2020
I don’t think I’ve ever reviewed an entire series at once, but since I binge read the four books in Ms. Snow’s series, it’s hard to think of them separately. I imagine they would be perfectly okay as stand-alone stories, but the connections that develop as these four books progress made it a complete pleasure to do absolutely nothing but read for the past week.
I bought FOUND AT THE LIBRARY a couple of years ago, started the book and then had to set it aside to finish my own. The problem with reading Kindle books on my iPhone is that if I don’t go back to a book, it slides off the screen and gets lost in my horribly disorganized mental filing cabinet. Luckily, I saw FOUND AT THE BOOKSTORE recently on BookBub, and since I’ve had such amazing luck finding new-to-me authors on BookBub, I ordered it, sat down and started reading. And I didn’t get anything else done for the next two days. But I had a niggling sensation that I’d read the first book before, so I dug through my Kindle files and found FOUND AT THE LIBRARY. I’d read about 10% of the book, so I went back to the beginning and loved every page.
Of course, then I had to read FOUND AT THE BOOKSTORE again, and I enjoyed it even more with the background on Tommy and Mac, and starting with what little I knew about Ryder and Stig. By the time I finished the second book (for the second time) I went online and ordered FOUND AT THE JAZZ CLUB and FOUND AT THE ROCK CONCERT.
I wasn't sure how the author was going to make a romance with three strong male leads work, but this book was absolutely perfect. Just not long enough! I didn't want to say goodbye to Austin, Luke, and Daniel. I found Daniel's character to be truly inspirational, and the open and honest love from Luke and Austin for the badly injured rock star just made me feel good. There's nothing better than a romance that leaves you smiling, and this one definitely does.
Needless to say, my WIP has been gathering dust, but I’m fighting a strong desire to go back and reread the entire series again. Every. Single. Character this author creates is real. I’ve been going back and rereading favorite lines and scenes, and that’s only because I’m just not ready to let any of them go. If you haven’t read this series, you’re missing some of the sweetest, sexiest love stories ever, with wonderful heroes (and a heroine as well) and really wonderful settings.
To Christi Snow, you have a fan. I’m going to start working my way through your books, but in the meantime, thank you for a full week of absolute reader-heaven. Unfortunately, grim reality intrudes once again, and it’s time to get back to the WIP.
I bought FOUND AT THE LIBRARY a couple of years ago, started the book and then had to set it aside to finish my own. The problem with reading Kindle books on my iPhone is that if I don’t go back to a book, it slides off the screen and gets lost in my horribly disorganized mental filing cabinet. Luckily, I saw FOUND AT THE BOOKSTORE recently on BookBub, and since I’ve had such amazing luck finding new-to-me authors on BookBub, I ordered it, sat down and started reading. And I didn’t get anything else done for the next two days. But I had a niggling sensation that I’d read the first book before, so I dug through my Kindle files and found FOUND AT THE LIBRARY. I’d read about 10% of the book, so I went back to the beginning and loved every page.
Of course, then I had to read FOUND AT THE BOOKSTORE again, and I enjoyed it even more with the background on Tommy and Mac, and starting with what little I knew about Ryder and Stig. By the time I finished the second book (for the second time) I went online and ordered FOUND AT THE JAZZ CLUB and FOUND AT THE ROCK CONCERT.
I wasn't sure how the author was going to make a romance with three strong male leads work, but this book was absolutely perfect. Just not long enough! I didn't want to say goodbye to Austin, Luke, and Daniel. I found Daniel's character to be truly inspirational, and the open and honest love from Luke and Austin for the badly injured rock star just made me feel good. There's nothing better than a romance that leaves you smiling, and this one definitely does.
Needless to say, my WIP has been gathering dust, but I’m fighting a strong desire to go back and reread the entire series again. Every. Single. Character this author creates is real. I’ve been going back and rereading favorite lines and scenes, and that’s only because I’m just not ready to let any of them go. If you haven’t read this series, you’re missing some of the sweetest, sexiest love stories ever, with wonderful heroes (and a heroine as well) and really wonderful settings.
To Christi Snow, you have a fan. I’m going to start working my way through your books, but in the meantime, thank you for a full week of absolute reader-heaven. Unfortunately, grim reality intrudes once again, and it’s time to get back to the WIP.
October 15, 2021
so many typos
I normally expect a book that I buy to have very few and barely noticeable errors, but that is not the case here.
I also don’t know what the author has against food, but outside of saying that the sugar cookies were a diminishing pile, I can’t recall any food being mentioned in the whole book and it only hit me when I realized they had been trapped in the cabin for days and the only thing talked about, consumption wise, was coffee and tea I think. We have no clue what foods were cooked, how, what was favored or hated and by whom.
She was adequate and darn good with the details in some parts, like how Austin woke up under the elk but the whole week was understated except for the few key points that she wanted to talk about.
In fact my whole argument against the book, outside of the typos, may be about how the week of them coming together and possibly the story after that wasn’t as good as the story was up until that point.
So you might be wondering where did my railing of 4 out of 5 stars came from then.
The story is still worth reading. It has a pretty good plot if not a little dramatic at times. But it held my attention through all the mistakes, even the ones that made me question if it had been proof read.
Is the story perfect? Heck no. Is it close? Sill now. But you still mostly enjoy the book in different ways.
So I’m considering this book one of her first and something for her to learn from and get better at, and with promise like that, I want to see what she comes up with later.
Other people have raved about this book, as you have seen. You may be another reader who won’t see what concerned me in me the story. So I’m saying to give it a go if you where already interested in the topic. The really good moments are worth it.
I normally expect a book that I buy to have very few and barely noticeable errors, but that is not the case here.
I also don’t know what the author has against food, but outside of saying that the sugar cookies were a diminishing pile, I can’t recall any food being mentioned in the whole book and it only hit me when I realized they had been trapped in the cabin for days and the only thing talked about, consumption wise, was coffee and tea I think. We have no clue what foods were cooked, how, what was favored or hated and by whom.
She was adequate and darn good with the details in some parts, like how Austin woke up under the elk but the whole week was understated except for the few key points that she wanted to talk about.
In fact my whole argument against the book, outside of the typos, may be about how the week of them coming together and possibly the story after that wasn’t as good as the story was up until that point.
So you might be wondering where did my railing of 4 out of 5 stars came from then.
The story is still worth reading. It has a pretty good plot if not a little dramatic at times. But it held my attention through all the mistakes, even the ones that made me question if it had been proof read.
Is the story perfect? Heck no. Is it close? Sill now. But you still mostly enjoy the book in different ways.
So I’m considering this book one of her first and something for her to learn from and get better at, and with promise like that, I want to see what she comes up with later.
Other people have raved about this book, as you have seen. You may be another reader who won’t see what concerned me in me the story. So I’m saying to give it a go if you where already interested in the topic. The really good moments are worth it.
April 29, 2020
This might well be the most satisfying 'snowed in' story I've ever read. They often tend to feel a smidge...slight, but Found at the Rock Concert was far from that. On the contrary, it's a lovely long read crammed with character development and emotional depth. It is a story of two halves; the first part is set in the past and paints a portrait of the men and their lives. The second part is set in the present (with a final chapter five years in their future). It was the first half I loved most...it was fabulous. I adored Luke and Daniel and was rooting for them all the way...and wound up in no hurry to bring a third into their relationship. Nevertheless, so much time had been invested in making me care for the characters and setting the scene that their threesome felt fitting for them. Austin's insertion was made more welcome by the care taken to bring him on board, but it was a tad more tricky for me to embrace Luke's wholehearted acceptance of it. Nevertheless, that's my bad, not the fault of the story (unless making me care too much for Luke counts😁).
April 18, 2021
This book is so close to five stars for me! It's sweet and hot and unapologetically queer - both gay and polyamorous, though that second one isn't mentioned exactly. I love how much background we get on each of the three guys, how they worked together in pairs, and then came together as a triad. It only lost a star for me because of how rushed the last few chapters felt. I would have prefered to see the book end with them or have them be expanded - heck, they could easily have been a second book, which I would have gladly read!
March 30, 2020
4-4.5 stars - When I pick up a Christi Snow book I know that I'm forfeiting at least one night of sleep - and I'm okay with that.
Although this is labeled as a stand alone, it crosses over a lot of the events that took place in Found at the Jazz Club. Which, by the way, is the perfect set up for a re-read, right? Anyway, since the back-tracking is from a totally different POV, it was just enough to get me back up to speed AND keep the story fresh.
On the surface, Daniel was the broken one in this trio, but really all three of them were broken in their own way. Luke had fought his attraction to Daniel for years and there was a lot miscommunication between the two of them. And then there was Austin. His one encounter with Daniel left an impression. One he never forgot. Regardless of his attraction, he thought that Daniel and Luke were meant for each other. Enough so that he planned an elaborate way to force them together. Luckily fate had other plans. All Austin had to do was trust his heart and the two men he was quickly falling for.
Nothing’s easy when it comes to love and when three hearts are involved it gets even more complicated. I loved the way that the author brought these three together and found a way to help them make it work.
I received Found at the Rock Concert in exchange for a fair and honest review.
Although this is labeled as a stand alone, it crosses over a lot of the events that took place in Found at the Jazz Club. Which, by the way, is the perfect set up for a re-read, right? Anyway, since the back-tracking is from a totally different POV, it was just enough to get me back up to speed AND keep the story fresh.
On the surface, Daniel was the broken one in this trio, but really all three of them were broken in their own way. Luke had fought his attraction to Daniel for years and there was a lot miscommunication between the two of them. And then there was Austin. His one encounter with Daniel left an impression. One he never forgot. Regardless of his attraction, he thought that Daniel and Luke were meant for each other. Enough so that he planned an elaborate way to force them together. Luckily fate had other plans. All Austin had to do was trust his heart and the two men he was quickly falling for.
Nothing’s easy when it comes to love and when three hearts are involved it gets even more complicated. I loved the way that the author brought these three together and found a way to help them make it work.
I received Found at the Rock Concert in exchange for a fair and honest review.
March 30, 2021
I was thinking of giving this book 3 stars in the beginning because I didn't really like Daniel's attitude and thought it was dumb that Luke would deny himself. But the further into the book I read the better it got. Austin (Who I liked right away) help me change my opinion. If you like a lot of Hot sex scenes in your M/M books you will like this one.
April 5, 2021
I had high hopes for this installment, I thought it would be my favorite out of the previous two books I read. All the ingredients were to make something great, but it fell flat. I loved all three men, they definitely had chemistry but their story was not executed very well. I don’t want to give specifics to spoil anyone.
April 2, 2021
Great!
Good story, it bounced around a little at the start then settled in to an amazing M/M/M story you will love. A bodyguard, Luke. A musician , Daniel, and a CEO Austin seem to have found their perfect love stories!
Good story, it bounced around a little at the start then settled in to an amazing M/M/M story you will love. A bodyguard, Luke. A musician , Daniel, and a CEO Austin seem to have found their perfect love stories!
March 31, 2022
This is poly written so I can enjoy it!
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