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Beg (A Friends to Lovers, Enemies to Lovers Rock Star Romance) (God of Rock Book 2) Kindle Edition

by Eden Butler (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 96 ratings
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I am a liar.
My words were poison and everything I touched got filthy.
Except Iris.
She was the best part of who I was. The only bright spark in my dull, gray world. But denial made me stupid and a cruel insult destroyed everything I hoped to have with the girl of my dreams.
Now I will crawl on my knees and grovel because sometimes, even rock Gods have to beg.
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    God of Rock
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  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
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  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 184 pages
  • Page numbers source ISBN ‏ : ‎ 1985126834
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Eden Butler is a writer of contemporary, fantasy, and romantic suspense novels and the nine-times great-granddaughter of an honest-to-God English pirate. This could explain her affinity for rule breaking and rum.

When she's not writing or wondering about her possibly Jack Sparrowesque ancestor, Eden reads, cooks, and spends too much time in her garden perfecting her green thumb while waiting for the next New Orleans Saints Superbowl win.

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nicandbooks
5.0 out of 5 stars A fitting conclusion you’ll be Begging to read!
Reviewed in Australia on 7 February 2018
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Eden Butler’s God of Rock duet has had me hooked ever since I first heard about it and after I read Kneel last year I was so keen for Beg and to discover if the arrogant, selfish, self-loathing Jamie Vega (aka Dash Justice) could ever be redeemed. And it’s safe to say, Eden has not disappointed me with this story.

Jamie and his forever love Iris have battled so many odds and I really did wonder if she’d ever forgive Jamie after the stunt he pulled at the end of Beg. And you’ll spend a lot of this book wondering if Jamie even deserves to be forgiven. This rock god is a now a shadow of his former self, ruined right down to his soul thanks to some misinterpretation and his pompous need to be right. I can’t say too much more about all that because I don’t want to spoil Kneel (which you MUST read first!) but I do feel that Jamie shows a lot of his true self in this book and I’m so glad it was written entirely from his POV.

"Something I was scared could easily slip through my fingers, but I’d never felt anything as sure, nothing that seemed so wholly mine as her."

Iris and Jamie’s love story is pretty epic and my only complaint- and what has stopped me from giving it 5 nicandbooks hearts - is that I felt like their story was over before it could truly begin. And that’s ok... in the context of this story, it makes sense. But the romantic in me wanted a little more romance lol. In saying that, Beg is a novel worthy of your time and attention. If only to see that Eden Butler is a master of words (and lyrics 🎶) and her ability to make me fall in love with a man I pretty much despised at the end of the previous book is testament to her talent.

I’m sad it’s over, but I’m so glad I went on the journey with Iris and Jamie. It was one spectacular show 🎤🎸❤️
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Blackbrew
5.0 out of 5 stars ... was definitely worth it and I certainly was not disappointed. This book was everything I hoped it to ...
Reviewed in Australia on 6 February 2018
The wait for the sequel to Kneel was definitely worth it and I certainly was not disappointed. This book was everything I hoped it to be and more. Beg is the continuation of the story of two soulmates who make so many mistakes trying to hurt each other.

I thoroughly enjoyed the POV of Jamie in this well-written sequel. In this story, we get to see more of Jamie’s personality and the demons that drive him to become Dash Justice, and how he rediscovers his true self and builds on the relationships that mean the most to him.

The side characters of Wills, Jamie’s mother and Iris are well written and all add purpose to Jamie’s story. The author was able to paint a picture with her words that allow the reader to see and feel each character fighting their demons and then relishing in their true feelings and relationships.

I couldn’t put it down and once finished I was left thinking about the characters and the journey they went on to rediscover their true selves. Definitely one to read.
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Maria
5.0 out of 5 stars Forgiveness
Reviewed in Australia on 5 February 2018
This book was on my mind a lot after reading Kneel ( God Of Rock #1)
I wondered what it would take to forgive Dash/Jamie for doing the unforgivable, I honestly didn't think he could ever redeem himself in my eyes.
But guess what, I think he sort of did.
Beg, is Jamie`s point of view, and thankfully its not him crying or whining that life handed him a bad hand. He didn't make excuses for what he did, he owned every mistake he made and felt the guilt deep in his soul.
I guess if I loved someone from that very young age, and had lived through many childhood traumas with them I would find a way to forgive.
If anyone knows the real Jamie it most certainly is Iris, and she also had a hand in the man he become, the not so nice version of him.
It was emotional read, I had to wipe a tear away more then once
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pl8er89
5.0 out of 5 stars This was a fantastic conclusion to Jamie and iris’s story
Reviewed in Australia on 6 February 2018
WOW! This was a fantastic conclusion to Jamie and iris’s story.

I loved that we got to see inside the mind of dash/Jamie while he moved through the motions of finding himself while trying to repair the relationships with his family, band mates and of course iris.
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MJLovestoRead
5.0 out of 5 stars A long journey to redemption, Beg is a wonderful conclusion!
Reviewed in the United States on 5 February 2018
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Wow. Beg is everything and more in this heart-wrenching conclusion to the God of Rock duet. Eden Butler doesn't hold back and as much of a trainwreck Jamie Vega's life has been, his long road to redemption is even harder than even he could have imagined.

Kneel (Book One) was told in Iris Daine's POV and believe me when I tell you, the pain she endured at the hands of her former best friend and lover that was Jamie was downright heartbreaking and incredibly cringe-worthy. And now with Beg, I loved that the author very smartly chose to write this book in Jamie's POV, getting that first-hand glimpse into his thoughts and the reasons behind his numerous desperate attempts to make things right again with his girl. I can't even properly describe just how low Jamie had to go before anything could change.

A huge bravo for the author in her clever idea to bring in Jamie's parents, the ones who abandoned him many times over, becoming the very catalysts in allowing him to truly find his way back home again. The unexpected bond Jamie finds with his idol, Wills Lager, as tedious as it may have been at times was fraught with mistrust and skepticism. But the author wisely took her time to develop the relationship that Jamie didn't even know he needed and a surprising joy at creating music together might just be what this rock star craved deep in his heart.

I honestly couldn't predict whether or not any of the gestures, both mighty and small, would convince Iris to give Jamie another chance. So much transpires in this book. So many bad feelings. So much hurt and humiliation. Each journey is uniquely each character's own. Sure they intersect but nothing is guaranteed and I was almost hesitant as the end of the story was fast approaching.

I will say that I am completely satisfied with this duet and that Eden Butler wrote one of the best rocker stories out there today. There is so much realism into the world of rock n roll. Nothing is sugarcoated and the way she used the world of rock as the backdrop to the struggles Jamie Vega endures in trying his best to figure out both his being worthy of Iris's love and his place in the world was excellent. He stumbles often but I was impressed by his oft-times hesitance at making things right. Jamie is flawed but at his core, he has a huge heart making him very hard to resist.

A huge 5 stars for this engaging and beautifully written story.
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Phuong Richardson
4.0 out of 5 stars Good conclusion to this love story
Reviewed in the United States on 12 February 2018
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This book is from Dash/Jamie's point of view and it is a continuation of the first book, Kneel, so it takes place after the end of Kneel. We get to understand Jamie better seeing things from his perspective. Jamie knows that he totally screwed up with Iris and that she was never out to hurt him. However, Iris doesn't want to have anything to do with him and he realizes that he has to either figure out how to accept it and move forward or how to fix things with Iris so that they can have some kind of future together.

In Jamie's journey to figure out what he really wants in his life, he gets the chance to know his father also. This is something that Jamie never thought he would do but as his father pushes into his life more and more, Jamie realizes that he wants to get to know him and understand the past. And Jamie knows that his father is in touch with Iris so he hopes to find a way to get in touch with her.

The conclusion of this story is such a great ending. Jamie's journey to understand himself and his actions shows how much he can grow and how much he loves Iris. It also shows his relationship with his parents and how that gets resolved. He gets the opportunity to eventually show Iris who he really is and see if Iris will take another chance with him!
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Stephanie
5.0 out of 5 stars Angst. emotional. foriveness
Reviewed in the United States on 6 February 2018
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"She’d always been real, the realest person I’d ever known, and I destroyed her. I destroyed us, because I didn’t trust her. Because I was weak."

Beg is book #2 in the God of Rock series. It is the conclusion of Jamie & Iris’s story, told in Jamie/Dash’s POV. As I have said before, no one does angst like Eden Butler! Kneel took me on a ride that ended in devastation! I could not imagine how things could be repaired or redeemed in Beg.
When Kneel ended, Jamie had betrayed Iris is such an awful way. Hurt, humiliation and embarrassment. Jamie/Dash’s actions were born out of his insecurities and disbeliefs. Jamie is now looking around at the devastation and trying to figure things out. How do you figure out that showing the world a video of you having sex with your girlfriend or ‘love of your life’ was not a wise choice? Jamie is so lost. As he realizes how wrong he was he attempts to find Iris. But his search is futile. Clearly, she does not want to be found.

"She’d been the only person who truly knew me. My first fan. My first friend. My only love, and I’d ripped apart everything because I’d been stupid and blind."

And, there is so much more! Will Iris forgive Jamie? Is it even possible? Also adding to the mix is Wills Lager. Wills Lager is the famous musician and lead singer of Hawthorne. What do you do when you find out the person you idolized your whole life is your father? Hawthorne sang the music that was the soundtrack of Jamie & Iris’s youth. Their love of music, particularly indie, bonded them on so many levels.

"I saw the hurt. I saw betrayal, and it gutted me; even though I tried to ignore it, it gutted me all the same, and then it destroyed me."

Eden Butler does not just put a Band-Aid on things, give you a lollipop, and send you on your way. This wound that she inflicted in Kneel is deep and takes time to repair. She states “We all sin and fall and do things that hurt others. We can be greedy. We can be possessive and, yes manipulative for both good and bad reasons. The bottom line, however, is learning how to forgive yourself before you ask the same of those you hurt.” And that is why I love her writing. It is rich. It is deep. It is thoughtful.

“Sometimes, the bottom is the strongest place to stand when you’re trying to get on your feet again.”

4.5 stars
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Dana Hoffman
3.0 out of 5 stars 3.5/ I wanted more
Reviewed in the United States on 6 February 2018
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I have to say that part two of Iris and Jaime’s story left me just as confused as part one, if not more... This is a very talented writer, no doubt. I just had a hard time getting into the plot of the story.

The entire story is being told from Jaime/Dash’s point of view. He feels terrible about how he reacted to Iris in part one and is working hard on winning her back. Only she doesn’t care for it and stays away.

This was basically the story of Jaime’s inner turmoil, the bad relationships he had formed throughout his life, starting point being his being born. The only bright side had always been having Iris in his life, and he regrets his actions when he thought she had betrayed him once again.

I completely understood Iris being furious with Jaime for betraying her the way he did. But I did not understand why she felt like she was not at fault at all for what she had done to drive them apart. It was a two way street and it just felt like she was punishing him for both their bad choices.

I was really hoping to see them together for more than just the final chapter and epilogue. I wanted more, and didn’t get any closure on their story. The ending felt rushed and just there. Again, I wanted more.
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Gillek2
5.0 out of 5 stars Dash and Iris!
Reviewed in the United States on 10 February 2018
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Iris has put up with a lot to be with Dash but the betrayal and humiliation she felt from his last action was more than she could bear and she feels like she and their relationship are not of value to him.

When Dash witnesses the effect that his decision had on Iris he wants to find her and set things right but she has disappeared with no intention of being found.   He realizes that he has lost the one person who always been there for him and he plummets into a downward spiral and reverts back to his self destructive ways.   

In order to get Iris back Dash must find the man that has been lost along the away and he must be able to show her with meaningful actions rather than words that can't be trusted but will it be enough to show that Iris is his rock and is all he has ever needed?

This is a great conclusion to Iris and Dash's story and it is filled with drama, emotion and a love that will endure.  
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