Karrie and the Rock Star

The Campbell Sons

De: Diana Knightley

Narrado por: Jenny Whitaker

Why would I, a successful woman, bring a date to a funeral like a psychopath?

Because Finch Mac, the deliciously hot, Scottish, bearded, tattooed, incredibly famous rock star, who was once the love of my life...will be there.

And it’s not to make him jealous. Oh no.

It’s to signal that I have so moved on.

Totally moved on.

In every way.

Except it’s not always that easy.

Because he and his son are practically a part of my family.

And his baby-mama just died, and she was my best friend. And so this funeral will be very very complicated.

And more complicated is how I feel about it all—at some point in the last six years, I went from righteous fury to something that might involve second chances and happy endings.

Because while Finch Mac is dealing with his son, a world tour, and a custody battle,
I’ve been learning about forgiveness and the kind of love that rises above the past.

This is an expanded second edition of Karrie and the Rock Star with many new added chapters from Finch's POV. It's a contemporary rom-com standalone with a second chances love story.

From the best-selling author of the Kaitlyn and the Highlander Series and from the world of the serial Liam and Blakely comes a brand new romantic comedy about a young woman and a rock star who once loved each other, but now hate each other with the white hot fury of a thousand exploding stars.

©2022 Diana Knightley (P)2023 Diana Knightley

Thank you Diana

You have once again rocked our world. Please consider a follow up so we can meet the family yet to come. You create worlds we wish we lived in ❤️

Love this story so much!

Such and sweet and enjoyable story. Great narration too. Hope there will be more installments.

Love this.

This story has it all, it’s sweet, sexy, narrators are great, the plot is really good, made me wish it were longer. Hope there’s a book two.

Didn’t like it

I’m a huge fan of this author’s Kaitlyn & Highlander series, and I had such high hopes for this book. This book is kind of an off shoot of the main series, giving background story to these characters.
The main F lead, Kerrie, was annoyingly bitter, immature and self absorbed for more than half the book, with not so funny idiotic friends, and suddenly flipped into a completely different person later quite unjustifiably. The characters and story just werent believable or relatable.