Chelsea is a free spirit. Henry is a bit of an introvert. His father is the star, he considers himself more of a bit player When his path crosses with Chelsea, he starts to rethink his loner mentality. She's everything he hopes to be. Independent, outspoken and comfortable in her own skin. Can a friendship he didn't see coming, become the soulmate he never hoped to find? Lost on the Road to Love settles into a sweet niche of heartwarming romantic angst. ( )

REVIEW: “You wouldn’t understand a dorky girl’s basic sense of low self-esteem when confronted with a beautiful and perfect specimen of a man…” Chelsea is so convinced that Henry is way out of her league that it gets in the way of the story. They are on the road with a worldwide film project. She is the camera person; he is starring as the son of a legendary rock star. The book seems to get bogged down in the friends-with-benefits plot. Sometimes, there is too much emphasis on the travel journal aspect. Skipping from present time to past events left me a little lost. This is my voluntary review of an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.

DESCRIPTION, NOT REVIEW: On the road for eight months as part of the crew for a travel show, Chelsea Morrison expects to work hard, endure long nights, and enjoy some wicked adventures. But she doesn’t expect to fall head over heels for the show’s star.

Henry Rush, son of a legendary rock star, is leery of women. He learned early they only want him for the fame that rightly belongs to his father. But when an intense friendship with Chelsea leads to so much more, he has to confront the one thing he’s avoided all his life.

Can these two friends navigate their way to a happy ending? ( )