Still, she is unable to come up with any reasonable excuse for the band not to hire security.ĭavid Altet is former military and a current private security operator, providing bodyguard and personal security services to business people and musicians on a contract basis. Having someone looking out for her, overtly at least, makes her uncomfortable. Apart from the obvious, she is fiercely independent and sees herself as the caretaker of the band in many ways.
She’s unhappy about it for a lot of reasons. Mish Sullivan is the bass player for Twisted Wishes and she has a stalker. Added to that, the bodyguard is a trans man and I have only read (and not enough of them) trans women characters before so I wanted to start to do something about that. What attracted me most to Reverb was that it’s a bodyguard/rock star-with-a-stalker trope and I love a rescue story. For me, spoilers don’t bother me that much and reading Reverb made me want to go back and read Syncopation and Counterpoint. While it isn’t necessary to have read the earlier books to understand Reverb, there are some spoilers for previous books (particularly book one) which may mean that at least some readers will want to read in series order.
Reverb is the third book in the Twisted Wishes series (named after the rock band to at least one of the main characters in each book belongs). I have a number your books on my TBR but this one is the first I’ve read. Kaetrin B Reviews / Book Reviews bodyguard / Contemporary / found family / queer / rock and roll / romantic-suspense / stalker / trans man Comments Off on REVIEW: Reverb by Anna Zabo
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