Review: Rockstar Daddy (Decoy, #1) by K.T. Fisher

1.5 stars! **

Author: K.T. Fisher

Title: Rockstar Daddy (Decoy, #1)
 

Kendal Moore and Jax Parker met when they were eighteen. Two years later, they're together and are very much in love. At the age of twenty Kendal finds out she's pregnant, she knows she has to make the right choice.

Her Boyfriend, Jax is in an up and coming rock band called Decoy. Kendal knows that if she keeps the baby Jax will do right by her and support her all the way. But does she really want him to do that? She loves Jax too much to let him give up on his band and their dream to stardom.

So Kenal makes the hard choice to leave Jax and keeping the baby a secret.

Rockstar Daddy takes place four years after Kendal left Jax. Kendal is a hard working mum to three and a half year old Finley and Jax is a huge rockstar. Read Rockstar Daddy to follow Kendal and Jax's journey. Will Jax and Kendal meet again and will Jax find out he has a son?

Okaaay. Someone should hire an editor and that someone is not me. I hope that there was some mistake and I did get some wrong copy, because I really don't know how anyone could publish this.

Correct spelling was almost non-existent and I could count the commas on one hand.

 The whole book seemed like it was written by a ten year old. The storyline itself was good, but it was written in really plain way and it was way too straight forward and bare. No deep thoughts or anything. Just she went there and did that and this is the reason why she did it.

To be honest I skipped a lot of parts because I just didn't have the nerves to read it all.

The plot is pretty simple and cliché. Kendal and Jax were dating. Jax was in a band. Kendal got pregnant. Kendal thought she would hold him back and broke up with Jax. Jax left. Little Finley was born. Four years later Kendal decides it might be a good idea to tell Jax he has a son.

And this is the way the whole book was written.

It was agonizing read and while I am not a native speaker can write better and do not mistaken there and their, no and know, his and he's.

What also made my eyes burn were the text they send to each other. u2, b4, c u.. 

 The characters were uninteresting and there was too many names to remember. If they were interesting then maybe.. But they all seemed the same. There was no character development. Jax and Kendal met again after four yeard in the last third of the book and they didn't even talk for more than couple of minutes.

Unfortunately it ended in a cliffhanger so I'll be forced to read the next one, because I just have to know how it ends (not that it's not totally predictable).