This rocker dude who has chosen to live in Megan’s present and not the 1970s he’s a rocker during. Umm… and how devoted are you to your job, honey?Īnd then there’s David. She’s going to a music festival! And sure, it’s her research, but hey, look at all these bands who’re playing! And wouldn’t it be great if she ran into this rocker dude she’s had a thing for since she was a teen? And hey, check it out! When she fumbles – because she fumbles more than she does much else – her way onto the wrong cottage’s porch, guess who opens the door? I’m confused ’cause how can she have this job if she doesn’t have her PhD yet? Don’t you sorta need one of those to land the job in the first place?īut our buddy Megan doesn’t care about this risk to her job. She could be fired from her job at the university, she could be labeled a cheat and dishonest, and be turned into some leper or something. She’s just landed in England to research what I think is her PhD thesis and she gets a call: some jerk of an ex has hacked into her entire life and sabotaged her entire career.

No, it’s not the time travel storyline that bugged me. I got a copy and I read that copy and let me just say, this was one of the dumbest books I think I’ve ever read. I’m not sure where she got it from, but she’d have blogged about it if it had been a gift from the author. Susan sent me a copy of Annie Seaton’s Hot Rock. Rock Fiction Covetin… on Rock Fiction Coveting: Riff by…

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Hot Rock by Annie Seaton