Review: Banded Together

Banded Together by K.C. Burn and Darcy Stark
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Devlin Waters thought he’d have music forever. But the tragic death of his best friend ended the twenty-year run of his punk band, Negative Impression. Unable to process the loss, Devlin distances himself from everyone and everything that reminds him of the band. But forty-one is too young to curl up and wait for the end. In a search for a second career, he finds himself at university.

Dr. Jack Johnson does not appreciate Devlin’s lack of respect, his inability to be serious, or his chronic lateness. Worse, he hates that he’s attracted to a student. When he realizes Devlin is the rock star he crushed on in his youth, he drops his guard—against his better judgment.

 
I really liked this audiobook and the performance was good. Although I fast-forwarded the chapters where Stephanie opened her mouth. Maybe it is directed by the text because otherwise I don't understand why she got such an unsufferable voice. Furthermore, there should have been noise reduction. I am on the look-out for more LGBTQ rock stars finding love.

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