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Incognito by Siobhan Davis

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Incognito shows up what happens when two people with more secrets than they know what to do with crash into each other’s life.

Incognito

INCOGNITO by Siobhan Davis

Publication Date:  June 30, 2018
Genre: New Adult, Romance
Source: Social Butterfly PR
Story Rating: 4.5/ 5
Romance Rating: 3/5

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Review:

Isn’t this just a gorgeous cover? I absolutely love it, it’s sweet and simple. Although I have to admit, I am rather jealous of her hair…

Incognito is a book with all the drama of university, and the passion of a rock star romance! Of course, I loved it!

My heart absolutely broke as we learned Dakota’s story. She was far too young to have experienced so much pain. It seemed the poor girl could never catch a break. I could feel her utter hopelessness as she broke down time and time again.

I liked Shawn a lot. He had big secrets, but I cared about him. As much as I don’t like some of the choices he made, he was going the best he could give the situation he was in. However, there were a lot of convenient coincidences that kept him from telling the truth.

I really wanted to give this book 5 stars. But when push came to shove, I really couldn’t find it in me to like Dakota. I felt for her, I wanted her to be happy in the same way I want everyone to be happy, but I couldn’t like her. She refused to fight for Shawn and I found that so off-putting. Every time there was a problem in the relationship, she would sit on her butt and wait for him to fix things. When he didn’t do it fast enough she would write him off as being over her. Time and time again, she all too quickly give up on him and their relationship.

The rock star in hiding was an interesting twist on a much-loved but overdone trope. This book touched upon issues of stalkers, dysfunctional families, grief and mental illness and handled them all in a compassionate manner.

Incognito was an engaging read. I was hooked from the first page and putting it down simply wasn’t an option. There was a whole lot of angst, insta-love, suspense and a few grand romantic gestures. It was a well written and engaging read that had me staying up until 3 AM to finish.

If you like rock star romances, you might also enjoy Midnight Blue or Rock Star’s Heart

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