A Cruel Kind of Beautiful

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Pub Date 4 Dec 2017 | Archive Date 1 Dec 2017

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If you can’t get to the Big O, can you get to the happily ever after? 

Jera McKnight loves music, swoons for hot guys, but sucks at sex. Jacob Tate is her perfect storm: a pun-loving nude model with a heart as big as his record collection.

When a newspaper-delivery accident lands him in her living room, he’s almost tempting enough to make her forget she’s never been able to please a man—in bed or out of it. Sure, he laughs at her obscure jokes, and he’ll even accept a PG-rating if it means he gets time with her, but he’s also hiding something. And it has everything to do with the off-limits room in his apartment. 

Jera pours all her confusion and longing into her drum kit, which pays off when her band lands the record deal of their dreams. Except just like Jacob, it might be too good to come without a catch. 

She doesn’t know if her music is good enough to attract a better contract, or if she’s enough to tempt a man like Jacob to give up his secrets, even if they could fix her problems between the sheets. But if this rocker girl is too afraid to bet on herself, she might just end up playing to an empty house. 

If you can’t get to the Big O, can you get to the happily ever after? 

Jera McKnight loves music, swoons for hot guys, but sucks at sex. Jacob Tate is her perfect storm: a pun-loving nude model...


A Note From the Publisher

First in the Sex, Love, and Rock & Roll series

First in the Sex, Love, and Rock & Roll series


Advance Praise

"Sweet and sexy, with a storyline that sucks you in deep, A CRUEL KIND OF BEAUTIFUL is everything I adore in a romance." -Heather Van Fleet, author of the Reckless Hearts series

"Smart and fun, with a rocking voice, A CRUEL KIND OF BEAUTIFUL will keep your heart racing until the end." -Katie Golding, author of Order Up

Won NTRWA Great Expectations Award in 2015. 

"Sweet and sexy, with a storyline that sucks you in deep, A CRUEL KIND OF BEAUTIFUL is everything I adore in a romance." -Heather Van Fleet, author of the Reckless Hearts series

"Smart and fun, with a...


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ISBN 9781537848204
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I don’t usually read New Adult - I’m a little too far past the age to be patient with people making bad decisions, and so much of NA seems to skew that way. With that out of the way, I loved this book. Jera was an especially relatable heroine: someone for whom sex and trust don’t come easy (and yes, the two are related in a very realistic way). Her past boyfriends have laid their lack of patience and experience at her door, thinking that sex should be turnkey-easy every time.

Enter Jacob, a guy who’s almost TOO perfect. But in his perfectionist quest lies his flaws. I don’t generally swoon over imaginary guys, but I can definitely make room on my very sparsely-populated “book boyfriend” shelf for Jacob.

Add it all together and you have a great book for lovers of sex, humor, and rock & roll (not necessarily in that order).

I was given an advance reader’s copy in exchange for an honest review.

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