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Wow, I can't believe this series is over.. I'm going to miss theses characters.
Honestly great end to this series

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Your Rhythm is the first book in the Sherbrooke Station Series by Katia Rose. I love, love Rockstar romance novels, so I just am a huge fangirl when it comes to Rockers in my romance novels! Katia Rose is also a new to me author.

A little slow in the beginning but it picked up quite fast, and I couldn't put it down! I love it! Katia Rose is a new author for me, and I'm looking forward to reading more from her!

Main character Kay, is a music journalist who happens to be interviewing the newest hyped up band. Mediocre is what she thinks until she meets the drummer and quickly realizes this man isn't about the publicity or sold out shows. This man is strictly about the music and the emotions his music evokes. Matt is the drummer of the band Sherbrooke Station. The ink hasn't even dried on their contracts and Sherbrooke Station is already losing sight of whats important, the music. When Kay is assigned to get the juicy gossip, she has to make a decision of what's important to her. Her career or her new relationship.

Overall, I really enjoyed this book a lot. The pacing of the story was great, as was the setting. It had good secondary characters, sexy scenes, good banter, a heroine that was really smart and genuine, a hero who really wore his heart on his sleeve, loves his bandmates so much. I highly recommend it!

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😍😭omg. I am in love.

I jumped at the chance to read this, and oh my god! This was everything I could have hoped for. It was so raw and beautiful. I literally read it in a day.

After reading book one, I'm actually happy this one was about Ace. Ace is a wonderfully broken character, he's so raw and there's so much to him.

Ace and Stéphanie are a perfect match, in so many ways. They both have inner demons, what they don't realize at first is that their paths have crossed before; the stem to their inner demons. It's absolutely heartbreaking, but so, so good.

It was unique, entertaining and had great characters. I found Your Echo a more captivating read than Your Rhythm. I cannot wait to read more of this series! I highly recommend it.

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Ahhh, I LOVE LOVE this series.

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Oh my god! This was everything I could have hoped for. It was so raw and beautiful. I literally read it in a day. JP's story was everything I could have hoped for. The Sherbrooke Station series just keeps getting better and better.

There was something about JP that just drew me in, perhaps it was the Québécois, or his cheeky attitude, but I knew his story was going to be something special. JP struggles with a secret that he doesn't want to let others know about. He is constantly on the go and never focuses on one girl for long, until he meets Molly.

I loved Molly and could relate to her. She gets embarrassed easily and tends to not socialize with anyone. She barely speaks and hides in her room. But one day when a member of her favorite band walks in on her in her panties, she finds herself speaking. Getting to see the "real" Molly before we saw the shy and awkward Molly was so nice to see! I loved seeing both sides of her. It was adorable to see her shy and nervous side around the band. But, I think my favorite part was to see how JP wanted to help bring her out of her shell.

I absolutely loved JP and Molly! Their relationship was awkward and sweet and sexy, they were perfect for each other. I love them both as individuals, but as a couple they are on a whole new level.

Your Sound was unique, entertaining and has great characters. Your Sound is my favourite of the series so far. I cannot wait to read Cole's story! I highly recommend it.

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Literally just finished this... it's 3am and my heart hurts so much, these characters were everything.
It felt like such a short book, not sure why. I felt like their relationship development wasn't enough. Like they could have grown more, but maybe in a different way.
But.
The character development was so perfect. Dylan and Renee's story was so heart-wrenching.
I'm literally speechless right now. And I'm not sure what else to say. But I definitely need to sleep on this one. It's one of those that will stick with you for a while, I'm already feeling it.

I'll probably write a longer review, soon.

Okay. Wow.
After reading Katia's Sherbrooke Station series I HAD to read this one. I literally devoured this one in a day. lol
I loved that this one is placed in the same world as Sherbrooke Station and we get to see Roxanne and Cole make a small appearance!
I feel like now a days pacing is a huge issue with some books but this one was just right. Monroe and Julien are fun loveable characters. Their relationship is sweet and sad at times.
The ending was perfect, definitely room for another book in this series. Looking forward to reading more!

I'll probably write a longer review but closer to release day

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Oh my god! This was everything I could have hoped for, what an end to a great series.
Your Chorus, the final story in the Sherbrooke Station Series and it was amazing. I have thoroughly enjoyed this entire series, and Your Chorus topped it off as one of the best rockstar series I’ve read. As we know from the other books Cole and Roxanne have a turbulent on again, off again relationship and always have. It explains the reason behind that, although the relationship itself in the present tense it actually rather streamlined.
Their story was everything I had hoped it would be and more. Raw, real and heartbreaking. I had hope that they would find each other eventually, and well Katia didn’t disappoint.

It is a sad story. And I don't think I could have anticipated a better end to a series. This band is just so special and their stories are magnificent. I’m sad to see it go but so very excited to see what this author comes up with next! I highly recommend it.
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Aww! I loved this
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Matt Pearson is the drummer of an up and coming alternative rock band. The band has a large following even though they just signed with a large label Atlas Records. Matt is considered the "mother" of the band. Anything that needs to be fixed--Matt fixes it. If he can't their badass lesbian manager can. Shayla keeps all four men in line--until Atlas steps in.

Kay Fischer is a music journalist for a small rag publication--the newspaper is free. This is the only job she was able to get after a fiasco with Atlas Records. Kay has a chance at redemption--to make her mark in the music journalism industry. Her boss has complete confidence that Kay will be the one to save their failing publication with an interview with Sherbrook Station. Kay was supposed to interview the lead singer, Ace. The drummer, Matt shows up instead--two hours late. Kay manages to stubble through the interview even though the only thing running through her mind is how incredible Matt looks. She is a professional. She can make this work.

Her attraction to Matt isn't one sided. He shows her another side of himself. He takes her to his "spot" where Kay crosses the line of professionalism. Matt needs Kay's help to save his band from self-destruction at the hands of Atlas.

Can Kay survive another run-in with Atlas? Can Matt decide between his band and his girl? Will his bandmates forgive him for bringing a reporter into their lives? Will Matt forgive Kay for keeping secrets from him? How will they be able to have a relationship or a future with so many people standing in their way including Atlas Records?

I love rock band romances. Aspects of this novel brought me back to my college days when with my French friends and traveling to Canada. There's a lot of Quebec slang --Rose does have other characters or that character inform the reader of what was said which was helpful since I spoke formal French not Quebecois. The differences between the francophone and anglos in the region was extremely interesting to me. I found that just as interesting as the main storyline which is funny since this book has very little in it. I will be adding this series to my favorites list.

Stephanie is a meditation coach and ballet dance teacher. She should still be a dancer, but choices were made that changed who she is. What saved her is meditation which is what brings her back to the AMM or the Societe de Meditation de Montreal. The AMM certain doesn't cater to the rich and famous, let alone give private lessons. Yet, Stephanie does exactly that to the lead singer of Sherbrooke Station and up and coming alternate rock band that is putting Montreal on the map. The only reason she knows about this band is her fan crazed roommate, Molly. Molly tells her everything about the band including how much of a partier Ace is. That is a lifestyle she left behind a long time ago. She can't deny the attraction she feels for the rocker.

Ace Turner is the lead singer of Sherbrooke Station and on the verge of losing everything for his band. One too many benders which by the way, they encouraged before the European tour, but now not so much. It's either go to meditation sessions or rehab. No way is he going to rehab for something that he controls. Besides after Matt drags the entire band to a park meditation session, Ace had a writing break through. He's suffered from writer's block for months. The label wants them to record in a matter of days. The song is unfinished. After going to the park, Ace stays up all night writing. He wants that clarity again.

Can he find that clarity while maintaining his distance and attraction to Stephanie?

Molly Meyers is the stereotypical fan girl. She had all the posters, songs, even the unreleased demos of Sherbrooke Station. But she has one small hiccup in her fan girl glory--the man she lusted after from afar--Ace now dates her roommate. It's kind of hard to keep the man's posters up when he's in the next room satisfying your roommate. Awkward. The posters came down. It took quite some time to get used to this God-like creature to be in her home. She still couldn't talk to him--it's Ace! She can't turn off years of crushing love at the drop of a hat or even months later. But slowly she's getting use to. Getting used to it means she stays holed up in her room whenever he or any of his bandmates stop by. She doesn't want to seem like a total creeper or complete freak even if she thinks she is a freak. She thinks that because she is beyond shy. Hates social situations too. But that doesn't stop her from taking up an unexpected offer of a lifetime, doing her dream job in graphic design. No matter what her mother tells her, she has to do it! She's also coming out of her shell a bit more each day she works there.



JP Bouchard-Guindon is the keyboardist for Sherbrooke Station and the last singleton of the band. A happy mistake for JP when he accidentally ran into Molly's room looking for the bathroom. He struck up a friendly conversation with the bashful girl in her panties. JP, the practical jokester and jack of all trades who has issues staying still. For some reason he can't get the beautiful artist out of his mind.