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Alan Price is the lead guitarist for
Wanderlust, as well as their prime financial backer. Things are
going great for Alan; his band is fighting to win a contract with a
major label, he can have just about any woman he wants, and he
totally enjoys his life. Then, there is Nora who is driving him
crazy and making him feel something that he has never felt
before…jealousy.
Nora Barton is Wanderlust’s manager. She is
working on getting into grad school and is a close friend of
Alan’s. Nora is brilliant with numbers and she has dedicated all
her time to her studies, but now she wants to try something new.
Nora plans on getting a personal life before she has to go back to
school. She has set her sites on Derek Devlin, the lead singer for
DDR and Wanderlust’s biggest competition.
Alan is furious when he sees Nora with Derek
and acting purely on instinct, he storms through the crowd and pulls
Derek off of Nora. Alan knows that Nora is far too good for
Derek…it has nothing to do with his being interested in her
himself. Nora is spitting mad at Alan, but she decides to set this
aside and ask Alan for a huge favor. Nora wants Alan to teach how
to make love and to be her first, so that she appears to be more
experienced for Derek. Alan cannot believe her request, but he
eagerly agrees to take on the job. Will Alan and Nora be able to
keep their relationship on friendly terms or will they find love
instead?
Backstage Pass was fun, sexy,
emotional, and I absolutely loved it! Alan is the epitome of a rock
star; he loves his lifestyle, the woman who make themselves so
readily available to him, and his music. On the other hand; he is
loyal and true to his friends and is just a good guy. Nora is
smart, shy, and so beautiful, but she just does not have as much
real world experience as most women her age. She wants to be more
experienced since she has been so focused on school her whole life.
I loved watching Alan and Nora trying to find a balance between the
friendship they both value and the love that is blossoming between
them. Adding to the fun is the extreme animosity and rivalry
between Alan and Derek. Leah Collin’s Backstage Pass
is a great way to spend an evening!
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