It all started with a concert I never wanted to attend…

Nick Fletcher is the kind of arrogant, beautiful, bad boy who draws me in like a moth to a flame. He’s also a world-famous rock star who should be untouchable to a struggling college student like me.

One impulsive decision from me, a vicious response from Nick, and we’re thrust into each other’s worlds, whether we like it or not. And he really doesn’t like it.

To him, I’m an intruder working on his summer tour. One with a sassy mouth I can’t keep shut, especially when he leans in hard to the whole sexy, grumpy rocker thing.

There’s something undeniable simmering between us, and it’s not hate. But beneath Nick’s arrogance is a broken man and my days of fixing men are behind me.

No matter what, I’m walking away when this tour is over.

Even if the heat we ignite burns hotter than the summer sun.

I’ve loved him for as long as I’ve hated him…

Once upon a time, I was a bad girl who saw an even badder boy rocking on stage, and I was hooked. The trouble was, he barely noticed me until I threw myself at him.

That was how I ended up a pregnant teenager with a stranger as co-parent. A stranger who became a world-famous rock star while I raised our daughter.

Fifteen years later, we’re both older and arguably a little wiser, but I still hate David Wiesel as much as I love him and he's still a bad, bad boy. Which is why I avoid having anything to do with him that doesn’t relate to our daughter.

Then, the unthinkable happens and our daughter needs us both. I can’t avoid David even if I wanted to, not when we're living together.

There’s a spark between us, and David is more than willing to fan the flames. But I’m not going there, because one more burn from David Wiesel and I might turn to ashes.

My ex’s best friend is the last guy I should fall for…

I have a bad reputation I can’t shake. Jasper Antonio is the exact opposite. He wasn’t labeled the ‘Nice Guy of Rock’ for no reason.

Over the years I’ve known Jasper, he’s been nothing more than the squeaky clean bass player in Blue is the Color and best friends with my on-again, off-again, ex-boyfriend, Ian.

One night, fueled by alcohol and grief, changes everything.

Our eyes open and we see beyond each other’s surface. A soul-deep connection between us is uncovered and it can’t be denied.

Even though it has to be, since not denying it could destroy everything.

(Although this is a standalone story, some of the timeline of this book overlaps with Times Like These. You'll enjoy it a lot more if you read that one first! Also, there is NO cheating and NO love triangle in this book!)

My new neighbor is a puzzle I want to solve…

Even though I grew up sheltered, I’ve always marched to the beat of my own drum. At twenty-five, I’m finally ready to break free and experience the world in a way I never have. My first step is moving into a new house.

My next door neighbor is a self-contained enigma. I’ve only seen flashes of him through his windows until one night, he rescues me, and then he becomes my hero, a title he makes clear he doesn’t want.

But he keeps coming back to check on me and I find out a few important things about Ian Grady: he’s the drummer for Blue is the Color, he loves anime as much as I do, and he’s not looking for a relationship.

The trouble is the tall, tattooed, and stoic drummer next door is looking like the exact type of adventure I’ve been waiting for.