World famous rock singer Tyler Curtis is anything but the raunchy, rude, wild man the press makes him out to be. Using Tyler’s naïveté, Tyler’s manager Frank Brooks keeps Tyler under his thumb.  Jordan Braxton is coerced by his sister Becca, a die-hard Tyler Curtis fan, to attend his concert. Becca wants to get in Tyler’s bed, but it’s not Becca that Tyler is interested in. Things get difficult as a whirlwind romance blooms between Tyler and Jordan. Everyone wants a piece of Tyler Curtis and some will stop at nothing to get it.

The beginning of The Curtis Reincarnation is full of witty dialog and Jordan’s endearing desire for a mate. I laughed out loud several times. Then the story takes a turn. Tyler’s life unfolds clearly on the pages. Life as a rock star is not all it’s cracked up to be. Fame takes its toll, especially when Tyler’s medical and personal issues are neglected. To say that Tyler is innocent is almost an understatement. It’s surprising and a little unrealistic. There is another turn in the story at the end when the drama becomes heart wrenching. It gave me the chills.  As far as happily ever after’s go, The Curtis Reincarnation has an awesome one. The Curtis Reincarnation is a story full of heart and emotion.