Release Blitz and Review: Lost For You by Jayne Frost

Lost For You

By: Jayne Frost


When I was eighteen, I stood at the precipice of stardom. I had the record deal. And the tour to back it up. But I succumbed to the pressure of that life. The dark side.

Now, I skate on the fringe. My brother is the genius guitarist for the band Caged, and I'm the one who helped make that happen. I'm happy to run my bars and my land development company.

Sure I am.

And then I meet her-- Taryn Ayers-- the music manager behind the three biggest bands in the country. She doesn't know I'm Cam's older brother. Or that I've got a secret that makes her world and mine fundamentally incompatible.

                             Problem is, I want to know Taryn.
                                                                     But do I want her to know me?

Four Stars

Taryn is trying to get over the loss of her friends and move on the only way she knows how. Taryn and her best friend Tori started a management company called Twin Souls. Together they manage hundreds of musical acts. Chase is facing his own demons from his past, and has being sober for the past 10 years.  Chase already had his spot in the limelight, but his brother’s band is wanting Twin Souls to sign them. As Chase and Taryn get to know each other, Chase’s demons come out in full force. Taryn also has a decision to make. Does she choose the guy who has been there since she was a kid or the guy who just stormed into her life? Will Chase let his past demons control his life or will he see the light at the end of the tunnel? Only time will tell when decisions and friendships are on the line.

Chase was a character who tried his best to protect those around him. He owned up to being an addict and tried to shield that life away from others. He wanted to save people from that life and not relapse himself. It took a lot of strength and courage to live through some of the situations that occurred in Chase’s life.

Taryn is just as strong and is willing to do whatever she can to keep her friendship with others alive. She usually backs down during arguments with others to allow them the control they seek, but occasionally, you will see the backbone of Taryn. They don’t call her T-Rex for nothing!

This is the 4^th book in the series, but I didn’t have any trouble figuring out what was going on during the book. The book is also told in dual POV so you get to see the inner thinking of both main characters. I really liked Taryn and Chase, but I would have liked to have seen more scenes between them outside of the bedroom. They had great chemistry, but it would have been nice to have seen more day to day interactions, either at the bar or within the music business setting. I also felt that ending was somewhat unfinished because it doesn’t tell what happens with a lawsuit that takes place during the story. This information doesn’t affect the story, but I still felt like it left me hanging. Maybe leaving room for book #5?

Overall, I really enjoyed this book and will definitely read the first 3 books in the series.

---- ARC generously provided by author for an honest review.---