All Your Tomorrow's A Rockstar Romance (Rocked in Love 3)
By Jessica Marlowe

At last the finale in the series about the romance of Jack and Emily.

Unfortunately I got really irritated with Emily!

I personally would have been far more interested in hearing more about the lives of the other characters .

However the story did have a good ending even though the book had a very slow start glad we are finally at the end personally. 3.5/5

I honestly adored this series, and this final instalment was exactly what I needed!
Jack and Emily find their relationship being tested like never before throughout this book, and they realise that if they can get themselves through this setback, then they can surely survive anything else thrown their way.
Now that the band have accepted Emily as part of the family, when a tragedy strikes, they all rally around to help and support.
A wonderful end to a truly brilliant series.

This story is nice and well written
But again too many subplots and side characters too many I get bored a lot
The main characters are again well full round shaped and find HEA
High level of steam and high romance
NICE
4 stars
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Rockstar romances are my catnip. The energy of a rock concert can’t be compared with any other music genre and I love it when authors capture that essence. Jessica Marlowe does an incredible job doing this.

All Your Tomorrows is the final book of the Rocked In Love trilogy where rock star jack McBride falls hopelessly in love with Emily upon seeing her at one of his concerts. The two must face a series of obstacles normal to any whirlwind relationship with an added pesky stalker.

After a blissful week together in No More Yesterdays, it is time for Jack and Emily to temporarily part ways. Jack tour can’t be postponed and Emily has to stay behind. They both miss each other terribly and while Jack’s stalker hasn’t let up, Emily’s trust issues is causing the distance between them to feel that much more difficult between them.

There were a couple of minor thing I didn’t love about the series, many the amount of supporting characters, character perspectives and their subplots which were hard to keep up and made the story struggle to move the main story forward with a more streamline pace, but the overall Happy Ever After ending did put a smile on my face.

Jessica Marlowe was able to bring all the subplots and the main character to there best endings flawlessly and simply while giving us little hints of other stories for some members of this rock star family. I loved that there was a well developed and consistent cast of secondary characters to deepen the overall story through these three books.

The last half had me on the edge of my seat!

This is the ending to Jack and Emily's story and what a roller-coaster! Although the first half of the book moves very slow and it is much of same as in the last book, but about half way through it gets very exciting and I couldn't put it down. I loved Jack, he was just so consumed by his love for Emily and she just pissed me off because she was so indecisive .... one minute she loved him and the next she was going back home, But what an ending! This is a great series and I can't wait to read about other characters from this book ... I sure hope they all get their stories.

I received a copy courtesy of BooksGoSocial through NetGalley in exchange for a honest review,

This was probably the best book out of the 3. It finally tied up all the lose ends, though by the end I had clicked who the stalker was!
I think the whole series could have been condensed into one book and then the other two books explore other characters such as Elliot and Curt.
Thank you for the opportunity to read this book.

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Fantastic Finale to the Rock with You Trilogy! There was a interesting and dynamic cast of secondary characters to deepen the overall story through these three books. I definitely recommend this series particularly for those who are rock star romance lovers.

I really enjoyed reading this three books series, all three books were very difficult to put down. I look forward to reading more from this author.

I received a complimentary copy of Jessica Marlowe's Rocked in Love Series including With You, No More Yesterdays, and All your Tomorrows in exchange for an honest review.

Pros-Writing Style was well done, and had several good themes. There was drama, trauma, alcohol/drug abuse/family life/bedroom scenes, stalking, and everything in between,

Cons-Way too many characters, side themes, and just filler stories that went no where (I could care less how many breakfasts Em and Jack ate together and what types of food they ordered or made- this whole series contained examples like this). I also felt like the author kept going repeating the same themes over and over,

Opinion: One book could have covered the entire series and did this series more justice. Since Book 2 & 3 were just continuations, of book 1 and not spin off characters, I found myself skimming the last two books, and I'm pretty sure I didn't miss anything. I will admit the finale in Book 3 brought me to the finish line, and left me with a good lasting impression.

This is the final book in the trilogy. We see a lot of growth in Emily and Jack, both are really trying to make the relationship work. Both have figured out being apart is not easy. Once she admits her love for Jack to herself the pace really picks up. The theme of family by choice remains strong. I enjoyed seeing all the suspense plus the subplots coming together in the end. A nice finale to a long journey with a great cast of characters.

Thank you to NetGalley and the author for the advanced copy in exchange for my honest review.

This book was a very good ending to the incredible love story of Jack and Emily. The supportive characters are also very well written. I would recommend this series to everyone.

A great ending to a fantastic rock star romance series. We get a suspenseful conclusion to the stalker drama that has been plaguing the couple. Jack continues to prove himself as a devoted and decent man and Emily who has fought to overcome her struggles and reservations finally truly gives into the relationship. Their road is not an easy one, but in the end it's due to their struggles that they are able to endure. The secondary characters are back and better than ever.

This is the final book in the trilogy following Hack, a rockstar and his love, Emily. I had the opportunity to read this series through NetGalley.

The author was very good at detailing the growth of their relationship from beginning to their HEA. Throw in a stalking or two and this couple had quite a road to their HEA. Add on the fact that Emily was very love averse because of her past and especially a recent cheating fiancé and poor Jack had a fight on his hands. I really liked most of the characters (and those I didn’t were the bad guys so...ha) but I have to admit this series dragged. Emily was wishy washy about Jack, easily swayed and overall, the immense amount of details worked against this series. I think by the third book, I just wanted to see who the stalker was and the resolution to that line of the story. I’ll was happy to have read the series because it was a good story that if edited shorter, I think would have been much better.

After a euphoric week…
…comes the time apart.
Will Jack’s tour cost him the love he deserves?
I had a hard time getting into this one after I couldn’t finish the first one. DNF
**I voluntarily read and reviewed this book

I think that this story could have been included in part two. Again I found parts were repeated, Emily just became annoying.

Second book in series, I feel author struggled to find the material for another book other than the first not ending, not enough for what is happening in it for a book, it could have been condensed into a couple of chapters and added to book one. I ended up frustrated with both main characters, wanted them to just get on with it, be together or not.

Being apart from each other isn't working for Jack and Emily, although neither one wants to be the one to say it to the other, worried about the other feeling guilty for the distance between them due to the band's tour schedule. Can they make it work? They need to make it work as the thought of being without each other is too much to think about.

Opting to leave her copywriting job to focus on writing novels full time she joins Jack on the road, however, she doesn't like to fly so different travel arrangements need to be made to accommodate her. Which had already been changed to help deal with the unsolved stalker issue.

Lots of highs and lows still to worked through in their relationship, past history with their ex's is still causing issues and could this be too much for them to deal with?

The final segment in a trilogy - originally one large 1200 page book now split over three books. I'd highly recommend reading all three books together to allow the story to flow between the segments.

Thank you netgallery and the publisher for giving me an arc copy of this book. I was really happy when I finished it. The author did a very good job in developing these characters. She gave them a very good backstory that I as a reader could connect with and imagine. She developed their relationship perfectly and I am really impressed. It was a really great read and I am not disappointed in any way that I picked this book.