Woman Reading

How to Kill a Rock Star by Tiffanie DeBartolo

The first half of this book is simply beautiful.  Hypnotizing prose with two characters that spoke right your heart.  The sentences felt like lyrics and it was like you could feel the music inside you.  

Paul Hudson was magical.  His description was erotic.  His words were intense and passionate.  He made me feel what he was saying and I adored him.

You could really feel the pull when Paul and Eliza would talk about each other.  You could literally feel the depth of their feelings.  

The second half of this book was angst and heartbreak.  It cut right through you and bared your insides, ripping you inside out.  So many times I wanted to quit because I felt like all the pain that you, Paul and Eliza felt was so needless!  

So, that would be the reason I choose this as a book I both love and hate.  I love the beginning, I love these characters, in the end I ended up giving it 5 stars.  However, how it made me feel; the gambit of emotions it evoked inside me, I hated that.  

It physically hurt.  I'm not sure a book has ever made me that angry before, and so passionate.