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* '''Author''': [[Jan Bornstein]] | * '''Author''': [[Jan Bornstein]] | ||
* '''Publisher''': [[Back Channel Press]] | * '''Publisher''': [[Back Channel Press]] | ||
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* '''Amazon Listing''': [http://www.amazon.com/Sweet-Emotions-Jan-Bornstein/dp/1934582050/ref=pd_bbs_sr_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1204346694&sr=8-4 SWEET EMOTIONS] | * '''Amazon Listing''': [http://www.amazon.com/Sweet-Emotions-Jan-Bornstein/dp/1934582050/ref=pd_bbs_sr_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1204346694&sr=8-4 SWEET EMOTIONS] | ||
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== Related Titles == | == Related Titles == | ||
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== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
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Other readers draw parallels to the similarities between Scott Tenny and real-life rocker Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, an acquaintance of Bornstein’s from the South Shore music scene. | Other readers draw parallels to the similarities between Scott Tenny and real-life rocker Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, an acquaintance of Bornstein’s from the South Shore music scene. | ||
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| + | "If you are looking for entertaining reading, romance, action, suspense, or for something that you can sink your teeth into Jan Bornstein's writing meets them all. Her multifaceted plot and charismatic characters are as unique and individual as the popular well known rock stars currently competing in the world of music. | ||
| + | As Jan Bornstein continues to develop her gifted writing skills her characters take on a new depth and maturity. I am eagerly awaiting part three of the "Song Trilogy," the promised sequel to Sweet Emotions entitled Deuces are Wild." | ||
| + | --From the Midwest Book Review of Sweet Emotions | ||
Latest revision as of 19:23, 11 March 2008
- Author: Jan Bornstein
- Publisher: Back Channel Press
- Year: 2007
- Amazon Listing: SWEET EMOTIONS
Book Description
Sweet Emotions is the second book in The Song Trilogy that began with Beyond Beautiful. In Beyond Beautiful, rock stars Jenna Bradford and Scott Tenny managed to find love – perhaps the truest love either had ever experienced – in spite of the chaos of the worlds in which they lived. Hardly youngsters, these two arrived at the doors of love with complicated pasts and emotional baggage that would leave the sturdiest Cupid staggering.
Now we rejoin Jenna and Scott as their frenzied lives careen off in new and equally unexpected directions. Both stars in their own rights, these lovers share lifestyles that make normal life and love difficult, if not impossible. Somehow amidst the madness that is musical fame, these two manage to find each other and meld their lives and their music into a harmony that is as sweet as it is undeniable. As Sweet Emotions opens, Jenna and Scott are excited to be expecting a child, which can only further deepen – and further complicate – their special relationship. They continue their struggle to attain a life and happiness together that each so richly deserves, one where bitter, difficult truths can be eclipsed by Sweet Emotions.
Related Titles
- Book Two of The Song Trilogy
Reviews
One reader said: “It’s a must read for anyone who loves Rock and Roll or a great love story.”
Other readers draw parallels to the similarities between Scott Tenny and real-life rocker Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, an acquaintance of Bornstein’s from the South Shore music scene.
"If you are looking for entertaining reading, romance, action, suspense, or for something that you can sink your teeth into Jan Bornstein's writing meets them all. Her multifaceted plot and charismatic characters are as unique and individual as the popular well known rock stars currently competing in the world of music. As Jan Bornstein continues to develop her gifted writing skills her characters take on a new depth and maturity. I am eagerly awaiting part three of the "Song Trilogy," the promised sequel to Sweet Emotions entitled Deuces are Wild." --From the Midwest Book Review of Sweet Emotions
