Boiling Point (Bullet Rockstar Romance, #8) in Q&A with Jade C. Jamison

Nov 26, 2015 Doris rated it it was amazing

Shelves: arc, rock-star-romance

Clay/Jet and Emily are off to a rocking start with the tour kicking off and their love/work relationship on the line. Is Emily able to deal with the sweet big hearted Clay vs his onstage persona Jet who is confident, unyielding and ever so sexy? (Not that he isn’t sexy as Clay!) Of course when the girlfriend goes on the tour bus everyone thinks that it is for her to keep an eye on her man which is not the case for Emily that is until Debbie starts planting those little seeds of doubt in her mind ...more

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Mar 15, 2016 Amy rated it really liked it

I fell in love with Clay “Jet” in Feverish, book three in the Bullet series. Boiling Point is the start of the Feverish spinoff series and I can’t wait to see what Jade has in store for us.
This is a glimpse of what life is like for Emily and Clay as LFS heads out on tour. Emily is in a whole new world with touring. The snide, sexist comments and looks from the crew are unnerving. She is NOT there to keep an eye on her boyfriend…they want to be together, plus as his PA, she has a job to do as we ...more

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Mar 24, 2016 Teresa Jesenovec rated it it was amazing

I loved this book. I really like Clay and Jet, but man can Jet be a pain in the butt.

I love how you get to see both of their insecurities--and in spades too.

I totally get why Jet is like he is---it for self-preservation.

I agree that I wish it had been longer--but that is what a novella is. Just makes you want the next book that much more.

I can see that their insecurities will play a big part in the upcoming books. But can't wait to read them.

I think I could do with Debbie too! But I can't wait ...more

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Mar 23, 2016 Louise Rogers-Thomas rated it really liked it

Jade the Queen of Rock has done it again, she never lets me down. It's s short story but full of hotness, its nice to read about a mans insecurities instead of it always been the woman. But these two really need to communicate otherwise it may just go to shit, because they really do love and trust each other.
The extra chapter at the end is so sweet, I need a bit of Clay/Jet in my life

I can't wait for more books with Clay & Emily, I love this couple (maybe a little more than Val & Brad and that's ...more

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Mar 08, 2016 Keri Anderson (Gilson) rated it it was amazing

Loved it! Anytime you can read something with Clay/Jet you know it's going to be good.
In this novella you get a glimpse of what happens when Emily goes on tour with LFS as Jet's PA. you don't want to miss out on this one! ...more

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Jan 27, 2016 Line rated it liked it

I LOVE Clay/Jet and Emily but I kinda felt this story was over a little too fast and I didn't really feel the same depth to it that I usually feel from Jade C. Jamison's pieces.

With that said I still enjoyed it and had it read in under a day <3 so I hope we get more of this couple at a later date ...more

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Jan 30, 2016 L Morales rated it really liked it

I really enjoyed reading about Clay/Jet and Emily's life on tour and how they deal with their insecurities. I loved the different sides of Clay/Jet's character and I can't wait to read more. I recommend reading this sweet and sexy rock star romance. ...more

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Jan 31, 2016 LaDonna rated it it was amazing

Shelves: owned-ebook, blog, backstage-books, rockstar-romance

I fell in love with Jet/Clay in Bullet, and quite honestly wanted to see more of him with Val, but I finally understand why Val and Brad belong together. That doesn't quench my desire for more, more, more of the sexy guitarist with the split personality. (Rolling my eyes with Emily on that. I am going to assume that anyone who picks up Boiling Point has already read Feverish -if not, grab them both and get mesmerized by both sides of Mr. Smith - which are much more separate in his mind than the I fell in love with Jet/Clay in Bullet, and quite honestly wanted to see more of him with Val, but I finally understand why Val and Brad belong together. That doesn't quench my desire for more, more, more of the sexy guitarist with the split personality. (Rolling my eyes with Emily on that. I am going to assume that anyone who picks up Boiling Point has already read Feverish -if not, grab them both and get mesmerized by both sides of Mr. Smith - which are much more separate in his mind than the are to anyone outside of his head.)

I still need to get reviews up of several of the books in the Bullet series, and I know Feverish is one of them. I loved it simply because I was already intrigued by and enamoured with Clay/Jet, but I have to admit it took me a really long time to warm up to Emily, and quite honestly, I don't remember it happening. But I was extremely excited to open my Kindle this morning and realize the day was finally here for me to get another fix of him. Life on the road...yes, I can easily imagine that being a challenge. The real surprise for me was that by the second page of the book I was feeling protective of Emily. Where did that come from?! But in no time at all I wanted to throat punch Debbie (yes, I do believe I've known a few Debbie's in my life, but the idea that I wanted her to leave Em alone rather than just shut up because she was an obnoxious witch, did make me rethink how I had pictured her in Feverish.)

It's not a spoiler to say that there is nothing idyllic on the road, and that our fairly new couple are going to face sides of each other they haven't even imagined before. Can they find a way to trust each other? Or more importantly, can they let go of their own demons, insecurities and pasts in order to truly see what is in front of them.

As with all of Ms. Jamison's books, novellas and short stories, this one is for adult audiences only for explicit sexual content.

The only thing I could possibly complain about is the length - it was much too short in my very non-humble and incredibly self serving opinion. The addition of a Valentine's short story from an anthology was a nice touch, and I'm going out on a limb and assuming we will see more of his guitar strumming studliness since this is billed as Feverish 1.5 - crossing everything that I can that am not wrong. Personally I woud read thousands of pages if Ms. Jamison would write them about him, but knowing that something else is in the works would make me a very happy fangirl.

Very highly recommended for all Bullet Babe's (and Boys) and any fans of rockstar romances -but if you are not familiar with the author or series, at the very least Feverish should be read first, if not all of the Bullet series. If I recall correctly, Jet makes at least an appearance in every book in the series. ...more

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