Under The Bridge (Blue is the Color, #4)
Julia Wolf
A quirky, friends-to-lovers, rock star romance... Ian Grady, drummer for Blue is the Color, is a quiet, self-contained enigma, even to his closest friends and band mates. He’s comfortable staying in the background, playing the drums and working on his puzzles. Valentina Petrov marches to the beat of her own drum and has never felt the need to fit in. Having been sheltered most of her life, she’s ready to step outside of her comfort zone and experience the world in a way she never has. When Ian rescues his new next door neighbor, Valentina, he becomes her hero, a title he doesn’t want. The girl, though? He can’t seem to stop wanting her, even though the last thing he’s looking for is a relationship. The trouble is, Valentina is seeking adventure, and the tall, tattooed drummer next door looks like the exact type of adventure she’s been waiting for.
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You know I really thought Ian was quiet the douche bag from the previous books so I was glad we got to know the real Ian and not just see whats on the outside. There are still going to be times you well not hate him, but want to shake him because he knows what he needs to do. Valentina is a great match for Ian, she is shy yet sassy and finding her way on being her own person and worldly yet naive in so many ways. The flow of the book is fantastic and I felt totally immersed in what was happening with not only Ian and Valentina but also with the rest of guys and gals associated with Blue is the Color. I recommend getting comfy and have some supplies to keep you going (wine & chocolate are always good
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