Book Review: Loud is How I Love You by Mercy Brown

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Loud is How I Love You
Hub City #1
Author: Mercy Brown
Reading Level: New Adult
Genre: Contemporary
Released: January 19th 2016
Review Source: InterMix

One girl’s heart gets rocked to the core in the first novel in this sexy New Adult series.

Twenty-one-year-old front girl Emmylou knows that getting her band noticed in the ‘90s indie rock scene will be no easy task. She definitely knows better than to break the number one rule of the band: Don't sleep with your bandmates! But after she ends up having the best sex of her life with her guitarist, Travis, she finds following that rule is a lot harder than it sounds.

When the band gets the gig of their dreams, making it big seems just within reach. But Emmy’s inability to keep her hands off Travis threatens everything they’ve worked for. Can Emmy find a way to break the rules and not blow the chance of a lifetime?

This is heartbreaking! With the amazing cover and the great synopsis, I thought I would be head over heels with this love story. However, I tried my best to make the best, but the more I tried, the more Emmy was testing me. Her excuses became really old, really quick and it got to the point, I wanted to smack her. Really really hard. I know, I sound so violent. But the way she annoyed me, a good smack would help her out. Especially when you really want to love the story, as everyone else is amazing. But there is ONE character that has to ruin it. And this was Emmy, our main character!

Don't get me wrong, I loved Travis, Cole and Joey. They were amazing. They really are. But my issue, my biggest issue was Emmy. This girl kept changing her mind over and over and over again. She kept making annoying and inconsiderate saying and very hurtful  moves. Like girl, take a chill pill. The boy loves you, why must you not go with the flow? Sure, you can make mistakes, but when you start giving someone hope just to let them down only to give hope again and to put them break them again, yeah... it becomes OLD AND ANNOYING! She just kept hurting her loves ones.

If Emmy wasn't as annoying, then I know for a fact, I would've enjoyed this story. I loved Travis with all my heart. Emmy should've appreciated him more. He is worthy! If I were Travis, I would've moved on and left her bipolar self alone. Come to me, Travis. I will be better! HAHA.