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One Never fall for a playboy rockstar.But when I land the dream gig managing the hottest rock band on the planet, all bets are off.In comes Vince Exter.Lead guitarist.Tatted temptation drenched in the smoky allure of cigars and whiskey.He's every bit the bad boy, with an ego that's outlived countless tour managers.And he's convinced I won't make the cut.But every chord he strums, every lyric he croons, feels like they're meant for me.My defenses crumble.Every stolen glance, every sizzling touch, has me second-guessing my rule.I crave the wild taste of rebellion, the thrill of his lips on mine.But in this high stakes game of love and rock 'n roll, one wrong note could end my career.And yet, Vince might just be the encore I never knew I needed.
Publication Year: 2023
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Lyndsey feels that she has just landed her dream job as a tour manager: managing the tour for long time group The Impostors. When they first meet, it seems like Lyndsey is going to get along well with everyone so that will make her job easier. The only real worry she has is that bassist Vince has a reputation for being quite a ladies man and that he has a new girl in each town on the tour. It's not really true; he's actually quite taken with Lyndsey, but figures she won't be interested since he's older than she is. The more time that they spend together, the closer they get and eventually they are sleeping together. There are several spicy scenes. Lyndsey wants to keep their relationship a secret, but eventually all of the band knows. When faced with some real choices, what will each of them choose to do: stay together or go their separate ways?
I loved Lyndsey, she was fun and had a good head on her shoulders. Vince's character showed a lot of growth. I think he had been able to skate for a long time, so when he had to be serious and learn how to be in a real relationship, it was a challenge. He was up for it though.
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