Blazing Zane Book Blog: Rock And Roll

18 January 2018

Release Day Review: Take It (The Keswick Chronicles Book 2) By Victoria Kinnaird

Title: Take It

Series: The Keswick Chronicles Book 2

Author: Victoria Kinnaird

Publisher: Self-Published

Genre: MM Romance Fiction

Length: 222 Pages

Synopsis

Fame comes at a price.
Not everyone can pay it.
Are you ready for everything to change?
This is your chance.
Take it.

* * *

Your favorite band is back.

Jack, JJ and Forever Fading Echoes return in "Take It: The Keswick Chronicles Book 2". Getting the band together was the easy part. Keeping the band together when fame and success come calling? That's a whole other story...

Review

A perfect continuation of the Keswick Chronicles.
Five teens/young adults in a band that is beginning to launch at an accelerated speed. Not everyone can handle the pressure that the life of rock-n-rock will throw at them. See which of these band members struggle with the way their lives are changing. These five best friends struggle with the life of stardom, real life, and something they never thought could happen to one of them. What they go through are things no one ever wants to witness first hand. But they are strong and they can and will make it out on the other side of the darkness that has threatened to settle on them.
Take it is a heart wrenching page turner that will keep you pulled in to find out what will happen next, from start to finish. Can you hang on for the ride? Find out by reading the Keswick Chronicles. Book 1-Fake It & Book 2-Take It. This is my 100% honest and unbiased review.

Kris

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About The Author

Victoria lives in Glasgow, Scotland with her French Bulldog, Charlie and her pug, Mr T. She graduated from the University of Strathclyde in 2009 with a Bachelor of the Arts degree in Journalism, Creative Writing and English Lit. Victoria has been writing since she was 15 years old. She loves rock music, and most of her tattoos are related to bands that she loves!

Victoria's debut novel, "The Red Sun Rises" was published by CHBB Publishing in 2013. "The Red Sun Rises" was the first novel in Victoria's LGBT YA paranormal romance series of the same name and was followed by "The Red Sun Rises: Fire and Ash", "(Birth)Day of the Dead" and "The Red Sun Rises: Seven Letters".

In 2016, Victoria moved away from paranormal romance to release "Fake It: The Keswick Chronicles Book 1", the first novel in her YA contemporary romance series.

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Random Review: Fake It (The Keswick Chronicles Book 1) by Victoria Kinnaird

Title: Fake It

Series: The Keswick Chronicles Book 1

Author: Victoria Kinnaird

Publisher: Self-Published

Genre: MM Romance Fiction

Length: 183 Pages

Synopsis

Jack Daveyson grew up with a guitar in his hands and his head full of melodies. Ten years after writing his first riff, he knows exactly what he wants to do with his life - graduate high school, escape Wayville and hit the road with his band, Forever Fading Echoes.

But it's a bit hard to launch a band without a singer. Enter JJ Keswick.

JJ is everything Jack isn't: rich, confident and popular. He also happens to be one of the best singers Jack has ever heard.

Jack reluctantly lets JJ into his band and into his life. The spark between them in the practice studio grows into something neither of them were expecting - a love that threatens to tear their lives apart.

International bestselling author Victoria Kinnaird is proud to introduce you to The Keswick Chronicles, a YA rock'n'roll romance.

Pack your guitar, pull on your band tee shirt and turn up the volume - it's time to meet your new favourite band.

Review

Fake It is a perfect example of what most teenagers go through everyday. Whether it be because of popularity, they have a secret they don't want to get out, or they are interested in the same sex and are bullied for it...

Jack is an openly gay kid in a school full of obnoxiously, judgmental people.
JJ is one of the basketball team stars, rich, and a playboy. Saying JJ is popular is an understatement.

These two are from totally different worlds, but maybe they aren't really so different after all. When Jack and his friends decide to try to get their band going again and JJ tries out for the position of lead singer. Jack and his friends are shocked and Jack is doubting that they can rely on JJ, because of some of the choices he makes daily.

Can two people from opposite lifestyles be anything more than enemies? What about more than friends?

I recommenced you read Fake It for yourself and see how these teens juggle high school, bullying, their band, and more.. Especially when one of them has secrets that he isn't ready to let the world know about.

This is my 100% honest and unbiased review.

Kris

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