Review|You'd Be Mine by Erin Hahn

Title: You'd Be Mine
Original Rating: Four Stars
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Author: Erin Hahn




Disclaimer : I received a free copy in exchange of an honest review. My review is, in no way, influenced by this fact.

Calling this a rollercoaster of emotions would be an understatement.. Ufff, did I love it.. You'd Be Mine starts with Superstar Clay Coolidge who's gets in trouble in the middle of his music tour and the only way he can keep up his contract is if he convinces Annie Mathers, America’s sweetheart and heir to a country music legacy. Unfortunately, her parents died when she was a kid due to the pressure and expectations of fame and their toxic relationship. Alas, the girl is vary of following in her parents' footprints into the music industry..


“Can you imagine? They don’t have to sing and parade around onstage to be happy— to feel whole.” She looks back at me, her eyes wide and piercing. “But I do. My parents did, too. To the point that they died for it.” She shakes her head. “I tried to do something else— be something else— but I couldn’t. I can’t shake it.”


The story moves in with her agreeing to the tour and we get to see the chemistry between the two.. And Goddd, it's not just chemistry between the two.. They have physics too.. Clay's word, sorta, as he
believes "They have magnetism."


"There’s a lot unsaid between Clay and me. Well, there’s a lot unsaid by Clay, period. I’m just not sure I’m the one to open that particular can of worms. Still, I’m drawn to him. Annoyingly drawn. Like a bruised and wayward moth flying into a flickering light bulb."


But despite the "sciences" between the two, they have a lot of obstacles too.. From Annie's baggage to Clay's problems, it makes you wish for them to be together with everything but you're still hesitant too.. I also loved all their friends aka bandmates.. They added their own elements into the storyline. The writing style was good too. As I've read a lot of popstar books, I was vary of this one.. Just wanted to test-read it. It goes without saying this one my first from Erin Hahn, but I'd absolutely love to read more from her. Thankfully, it was not the same boring story, giving the very same thing with a bit of extra.
In fact, despite being a typical popstar romance, it hooked me from beginning and I really got in Annie's and Clay's head.. Thank you to the publisher for the ARC.

Overall, it has been a great read for me and I'd suggest it to superstar romance reader, book boyfriend lovers and bad boy addicts..
Happy Reading lovelies.. 💟💟

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