Blurb

Violinist Effie Murphy moved to New York to pick up the pieces of her life. After six months, she’s still broken, not to mention flat broke. But everything changes one weird night, when she meets Elias, the lead of one of the hottest bands in the world. Except, she doesn’t know that. She also doesn’t know he’s leaving the country soon.

Elias hates life in the spotlight. So when he meets Effie at a random party, he pretends to be an unemployed deadbeat. Why not? He’ll never see her again. Except, he can’t stop thinking about the wild woman who helped him write songs that night.

*Erotic content and adult language. Not for readers under 18.

Head-Tripped is the second book in the Ad Agency Series and can be read as a standalone. However, it’s a more fluid experience to start with Book 1, since many of Road-Tripped’s characters are threaded into this book.

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Review

Head-Tripped: A Sexy Rock Star Romance (Ad Agency Series, #2)

Head-Tripped: A Sexy Rock Star Romance by Nicole Archer

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

*** I voluntarily reviewed this book, I gained no monetary incentives nor was I specifically requested to review the book, these are my honest ramblings and I hope you enjoy reading them - kat***

I read Road-Tripped book one in this series a few weeks back, and when I was offered the chance to review Head-Tripped I said Yes straight away, This series is such a refreshing change, full of great characters, Emotional moments and hilarious situations with a HEA for the couple that is well deserved.

F-Bomb and Elvis were meant for each other... and I so loved reading their journey to love!

Which were my favourite moments?

The Horse riding escapade...probably, the Barbie Disco Bus... I can't decide which - I enjoyed it all. But I can say that Annie (Elias's mom) was probably my second favourite female character after Effie.

The back story of how Effie's life as a Child prodigy and the way her mother treated her as she tried to live her dreams via Effie's talent was sad and I saw more of why both Callie and Effie had so many hangups, and how Effie got burnt out and hooked on drugs. How she hit rock bottom is very real, I really felt every moment of misery our little F-bomb went through.

Watching Effie get back on her feet and re-connecting with her sister, how she gained confidence with Elias's support was great, they helped each other grow.

Elias (or Elvis as Effie calls him) is the lead singer of the popular band Urban and when they meet at the Ad Agency event that Skip has Effie impersonating Callie, she hasn't a clue who he is and the attraction he feels for her has him pretending to be the out of work musician she thinks he is.

(we get a few scenes with Walker and Callie which I loved too) but I urge you to grab a copy of the book and find out how good it is for yourself. The music that accompanies the book is also cool, I've bookmarked a lot of them since listening to them while reading.

Ms. Archer has written an emotional story that I will enjoy re-reading - and I can't wait for the next in the series.

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About the author

Nicole Archer’s lengthy career as an advertising copywriter not only polished her writing skills—it provided a lifetime of book material. Many months her book purchases are as high as her mortgage. As a full-time, working single mom of a beautiful, brilliant, and horrifically energetic son, she has little time to do much else but work, write, read, drink wine, and breathe. In real life, she lives in Dallas, Texas, but she’d rather live in Switzerland. Road-Tripped is her first book.