The characters have that gritty feel of bands like Motley Crue and Aerosmith but with a modern-day Maroon 5 feel.
L.A. Dreams has quickly become one of my favorites that I have read so far this year. ReadersFavorite.com
Choosing what I loved the most about this book is a difficult decision to make. This is because I literally loved every bit of it. OnlineBookClub.org
Los Angeles. 1993.
One band chasing rock-and-roll immortality…
and one man about to lose everything for it.
The parties are wild, the music is loud, and one rising band is chasing rock-and-roll immortality.
For twenty-seven-year-old Cory Scott, success isn’t optional—it’s a promise. His best friend died believing their band, Suicide King, would make it. Cory will do whatever it takes to prove he was right.
When legendary music producer Alexandra Blake agrees to produce their debut album, the dream finally feels within reach.
All Cory has to do is keep the band together long enough to record it.
Simple… until he meets Alexandra.
Suddenly the music isn’t the only thing pulling at him.
While Cory becomes consumed by his growing obsession with Alexandra, his band begins to fracture. Jesse’s relationship is falling apart. Trent’s drug use is spiraling out of control. And the dream they’ve sacrificed everything for is hanging by a thread.
As Cory falls deeper in love—and Alexandra falls for him—the choice he’s been avoiding becomes impossible to ignore.
When everything finally crashes down, Cory must decide what matters most:
the band that depends on him,
the dream he promised to fulfill,
or the woman he can’t live without.
L.A. DREAMS is a powerful story about friendship, ambition, love, and the price of chasing fame in the unforgettable 1990s Los Angeles music scene.
