Mini Book Review: Atlas (Completely Rocked #1)

by Jessalyn Jameson

Rating: ⭐4/5⭐

Ready to get banged by the bassist?

Atlas Reynolds has it made. The bassist for a thriving rock band, complete with a world tour under their belts, Atlas has everything he’s ever dreamed of. Who knew getting everything you wanted would become… boring? After a chance encounter on a last minute solo trip to Las Vegas, he finds himself one of a select few men invited to dine in the dark with the hottest playmates of the past decade. Seeking a new diversion, he heads out for a mind-blowing night of debauchery in the city that invented the word.

After years in the Vegas spotlight, Kayla Sanders is ready to hang up her sequins and stilettos, until she receives an invitation to one last epic gig. Unable to resist the opportunity to let her persona ‘Kincaid Summers’ go out with a bang, Kayla accepts the invitation, landing her in the lap of Atlas Reynolds—bassist of famous rock band, Banging Cade. When one last hurrah turns into a night of unbridled passion, Kay thinks she just might be the one to tame Atlas’ wild heart.

But when the lights turn on, will Atlas want the real woman behind the façade?

Review

After a long string of very mild, very tame books, I’d been craving something spicy and let me tell you THIS. BOOK. DELIVERED!

It was hot as hell.

I’m so glad I stumbled upon it and am still mildly shocked that it was available for free!

The characters felt like real, flawed people, Kayla and Atlas’ banter was just pure gold, and on top of the scorching hot sexy times, there was an interesting plot going on in the background. And as a bonus, there were even nice, wholesome friendships!

I’m not gonna lie, I was a bit grossed out by Atlas a few times. This guy took man-whoring to a whole different level. But it was refreshing that Kayla knew what she was getting into from their very first interaction. She gave as good as she got, and it was fun having the chased be the chaser—Atlas was in desperate need of being knocked down a peg or two.

I had a fantastic time reading this, and stayed up until ungodly hours—which every bookworm knows is the infallible seal of approval on the awesomeness of any story.