Title: The Devil's Metal
Author: Karina Halle
Stand Alone or Series?: Series (First Book the Devil's series)
Genre: Paranormal Romance (Adult)
Publisher: Diversion Books
Publish Date: September 21, 2012
Cover Artist: Bret Taylor
Pages: 257 (ebook)
ISBN: 1478391626
Obtained: Review copy obtained for free from NetGalley.
Author: Karina Halle
Stand Alone or Series?: Series (First Book the Devil's series)
Genre: Paranormal Romance (Adult)
Publisher: Diversion Books
Publish Date: September 21, 2012
Cover Artist: Bret Taylor
Pages: 257 (ebook)
ISBN: 1478391626
Obtained: Review copy obtained for free from NetGalley.
Synopsis Obtained
from Amazon.com: It’s the summer of
1974 and 21-year old Dawn Emerson has only three things she wants to do:
compete one last time in the Ellensburg Rodeo, win back her ex-boyfriend Ryan,
and become the best damn music journalist at Central Washington State College.
But all her plans are left in the dust when she’s contacted by Creem magazine
to go on the road with one of her favorite groups, the up-and-coming metal
band, Hybrid.
At first the assignment reads like a dream come true. Not only will Dawn land some much-needed credibility as a female music journalist, but she’ll finally get to experience life from the other side of the stage, and maybe crack the drunken, enigmatic code that is guitarist Sage Knightly. Instead, Dawn finds herself on an aging tour bus filled with ego-maniacs, band politics and a whole lot of sex, drugs and rock n’ roll. When monsters start showing up in dressing rooms and some of Sage’s groupies become increasingly strange and dangerous, Dawn discovers the band is not only going places – they’re going straight to Hell.
And Dawn has a backstage pass.
At first the assignment reads like a dream come true. Not only will Dawn land some much-needed credibility as a female music journalist, but she’ll finally get to experience life from the other side of the stage, and maybe crack the drunken, enigmatic code that is guitarist Sage Knightly. Instead, Dawn finds herself on an aging tour bus filled with ego-maniacs, band politics and a whole lot of sex, drugs and rock n’ roll. When monsters start showing up in dressing rooms and some of Sage’s groupies become increasingly strange and dangerous, Dawn discovers the band is not only going places – they’re going straight to Hell.
And Dawn has a backstage pass.
This review contains
spoilers.