Other than The Sad Sad Spoilery Thing That Happened, my very least favorite parts of the book were Mason running away and their possible breakup, which I'm extremely thankful was only short-lived. So while this one still had a decent amount of humor, the snark and banter felt less prominent, with that only really happening between the MC's and their former bandmates. Right off the bat, the MC's weren't really in a place where Eden's usual snark and banter would've gotten them any nearer to their goal of becoming close again, maybe even closer than they'd been before. The main focus on the story was Denver and Mason repairing their deep friendship, which had been obliterated after Denver ghosted Mason two and a half years prior, when Denver kissed his straight best friend, then fled the scene. GAH!Īnd gurrrrrrrl, I have to admit that at around seventy-five percent in, the Maroon 5 ' Memories' part had me on the absolute verge of tearing up, which honestly hasn't happened in quite some time. In short, unlike the usual fluffy and sweet tone to which I've become accustomed, Eden pulled out the big guns, channeling her inner Amy Lane, and introduced her readers to some full-on, gut-wrenching, heartfelt angst. That ' more' came in the form of anger, bitterness, abandonment, hurt feelings, professional ( and personal) failure, fear, and no small amount of pride.

When I think of Eden's books, I generally associate them with banter, snark, steam, and plenty of humor, but this third book in the ' Famous' series had all of that and. For a list of triggers, look inside the free sample and find them in the front of the book. **Fandom is a full-length MM novel that mentions/deals with/addresses some heavy topics. I want answers-I miss him-but I don’t want to let him back into my life if there’s a chance he’ll walk away again.

Two and a half years ago, he ghosted me, and I still don’t know why. So, when they turn up on my doorstep talking about reunions, the last thing I want to do is hear them out.

I could really do with the publicity, but I don’t want to face Mason again. When Eleven reunion talks start, I’m against it completely. I made a mistake, and I’ve been avoiding bandmate Mason Nash ever since.Īt first it was hard, but eighteen months ago, he made it easier by leaving Hollywood and disappearing.

Hearts shattered around the world, including my own. Everyone remembers the night the boy band Eleven broke up.

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