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Guitars & Cadillacs

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This is a really great story, especially if you're a country music fan. The references to current singers and songs lends a certain relevance to the book, and the behind-the-scenes look at the industry make it that much more interesting.

After all that, though, it's just a nice love story, drawing you in quickly and making you care about the characters. I'm looking forward to the next in the series.

This is an EXCELLENT book! The tie-in to the music industry is incredibly creative.

The lure of the bright lights and fame of Nashville are the setting of "Guitars and Cadillacs," the first in the SoundMaster Romance serices, a series of novels revolving around the people who work with a recording studio in Music City USA.
This particular story follows the courtship dance between radio disk-jockey Reanne Parker and singing sensation Colton "Mr. Right" Wright. As the two struggle to keep their blossoming romance a secret from Colton's fans, they deal with various problems ranging from keeping a long distance relationship alive to a vengeful ex-wife who is determined to make a name for herself. Through it all, the couple's love manges to remain intact, as they discover dreams do come true on Music Row.
Sabine Keevil has done a great job of capturing the magic allure of the country music industry. She has done her research, as evident by the details contained within this story.
I heartily recommend "Guitars and Cadillace" to anyone who likes a sweet love story, and who loves country music. Look for more books in this series to be available soon.

Sharon Galligar Chance
TIMES RECORD NEWS, Wichita Falls, Texas

i like country music and romance and this book had plenty of both except for a few typos i really liked this book can't wait for the next one

This book is a great example of the worst romance writing - cliches, trite dialog, preditable situations, implausible resolution. Had to force myself to finish it just because I wanted to plumb the depths of how truly awful it was. Save your money & buy a Nora Roberts novel.