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Lädt ... Good Time Bad Boyvon Sonya Clark
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Wade Sheppard was the king of country for nearly ten years. Now he can't get Nashville on the phone, much less another record deal. When yet another drunken night onstage gets him fired from a casino gig, Wade is pulled off the road by his manager and sent home. Being back in the small town where he was born and raised, his every screw-up fodder for gossip, isn't helping any. His family knows him too well, and the pretty, sharp-tongued waitress who catches his eye doesn't want to know him at all. Daisy McNeil has more baggage than most her age but she's finally pulling her life together. College classes will be her ticket out of poverty and instability. She doesn't mind waiting tables for the time being, but she could do without the rowdy rednecks who sometimes get handsy. When one of them crosses the line, she snaps and gives him and his stupid ten gallon hat the telling off he deserves, but causing a scene gets her fired.Wade didn't mean to cost Daisy her job. Chastened, he decides he doesn't want his train wreck of a life to crash into anybody else. He offers the bar owner a summer of free shows if Daisy can have her job back. Now they're spending nights together trading barbs and fighting a growing attraction. With a sexy smile and a powerful voice that can make any song his, Wade's determined to show Daisy that he's more than just a good time bad boy. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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The hero is a has-been country singer who knows he's fucking up but can't quite find his way back. Circumstances land him back in his home town in Tennessee, playing weekend sets in the bar that gave him his start. Daisy is a waitress there who basically runs the place. She is going to college part-time, as she can afford it, doing her damnedest to avoid following the same path as her mother and sister (and pot-dealing brother).
Reading this reminded me of classics like In the Midnight Rain. The setting is so well portrayed, and the characters are genuine and nuanced. No one is saving anyone else, the obvious and not so obvious stereotypes are all avoided, and while you know where it's going, the journey is really satisfying. When I finished, I wanted to go back to the beginning and start again.
Highly recommended. ( )