Craving Oblivion

This is book two in A Bad Boy Rockstar Romance Series and it continues Aya and Nash's story and omg it is an emotional and must read. Nash's band Oblivious has reached the top with well out tours but the one person that he will never forget and needs by his side is Aya the one person that he loves and Nash feels like his life is spiralling out of control but it seems like she has moved on without him so when Nash's mom is killed in a crash in Milan Aya turns up at the funeral but things don't go as planned. Aya wishes that she hadn't left Austin as London just doesn't feel like home and then throw in her father who has his own agenda and things become even more complicated especially as she also misses Nash so much. The connection and chemistry between Aya and Nash is still as strong as ever but there is so much baggage and hurt between them that will they ever be able to reconcile their differences before it is to late. I absolutely loved this book and couldn't put it down as it was a real page turner and totally addictive. There are twists and turns along the way and the characters and storyline pulled you in right from start and keeps your attention until the last page and I can't wait to read the next book in this amazing series but just remember that you will need to read the previous book to get all the background history. Alexa Padgett is an amazing author and writer and the depth of her stories is what keeps you coming back to read more of her books. I Voluntarily Reviewed an Arc Copy of this book.

I love this series so far. Nash and Aya have both had a really hard and emotional life. This picks up where the last story left off and Aya is now in London and Nash is on tour. Both miss each other desperately but the are both mad because they both think that the other betrayed them. I teared up multiple times while reading this book. The ending left me wondering what would happen in the next story. What did Aya mean? What was Nash going to say? I can't wait to read the next book. I00% recommend this whole series. It is heart wrenching and beautiful so far. I received a review copy of this story from the author and am leaving a voluntary honest review.