Kathryn Walker wants more out of life.  She wants excitement, love, and fantasy fulfillment, and she believes her opportunity to have it all lies with Alex Brown, lead singer of a well-known rock band. Attending a show headlined by the band at a local club, Kathryn just may have her fantasy become a reality.

Alex Brown loves being a part of Dying Stone. They’re doing well, and getting better all the time.  Professionally, he’s happy, but he wants more in his private life.

Melody of Love was okay, however, it didn’t particularly hold my interest and I found the writing style to be more geared toward adolescent romances than adult contemporary.   My opinion has nothing to do with the sexual content of the story, but more so with the personality and language of some of the main characters.  It’s a sweet story, but I couldn’t help mentally comparing it to the stories I read in junior high school.  Aside from the psychotic behavior of Kathryn and Alex’s exes, Melody of Love, although not my cup of tea, is a simple, easy read for anyone looking for a book to relax with.