For Love and Rock

He's the hottest rock star in the country. She just became the jilted, homeless librarian of Las Vegas…and his roommate. When Bridger Cole sings, the women of America think he's singing to them. No one needs to know every lyric is inspired by his best friend's little sister, the woman who annoys him and makes him want to grow old in matching rocking chairs at the same time. Everything changes when she shows up in a crisis...and she's looking for a roommate. But when the press catches wind of a new woman in his life, Bridger's management is quick to use the opportunity to repair his wicked rock star reputation with the public. Use his lifelong frenemy in a good-girl changes the bad-boy ploy? Easy. Watch her sing in his kitchen each morning and become besties with his dog? Harder. Avoid the feelings he's never admitted for his best friend's sister? Impossible. The For Love and Rock series is a mix of sweet and sizzle, toe-curling kisses, swoony book boyfriends, and a happily ever after.

His kiss knocked her off her feet. But the next day…he hated her. Pop rock princess, Ellie Walker, is an expert at navigating the world of rock and roll. She's the sunshine girl who befriends even the wildest of rockstars and fans. Except when it comes to Tate Hawkins. The grumpy, annoyingly sexy drummer of Perfectly Broken tilted her world once, but now spends his free time shooting her with dagger eyes. She has no idea why, and she certainly doesn't care. The kiss was a mistake, and she's over it. She'll just keep avoiding him and wooing his best friends and bandmates until he's red in the face. But when a member of Perfectly Broken drops out of a headlining tour, the studio scrambles to find a replacement. Their best option: Ellie. One thing is for sure, tour buses and stages aren't big enough for both of them. With every moment they're forced to spend together, sparks fly, secrets unravel, and tension borders on irresistible. But when the tour ends, will they give love a chance, or will their fiery relationship explode? Our Broken Song is book two of the For Love and Rock series, a mix of sweet and sizzle, toe-curling kisses and swoony book boyfriends, with a happily ever after.

A jaded single dad and a journalist with a doozy of a secret might be the perfect match to heal two broken hearts…or the perfect storm for disaster. Jazzy Simon used to be a pro at reading people. That is until she met Finn Walker, the broody musical genius behind the country's hottest rock stars. As media correspondent for a new rock and roll documentary, Jazzy is there to get the paycheck her family desperately needs. For an added bonus payment, she'll expose a little scandal on the side. But as she spends more time with the guarded single dad whose dedication to his daughter lights her heart on fire, Jazzy's ability to read people goes out the window, along with her suspicions that Finn is involved in anything more than school drop offs and ballet classes. When the sparks fly, secrets begin to fall apart, and hearts are put on the line. As the truth comes out, will they fight for a whirlwind romance, or will their love crash and burn? Perfect for readers who love a good mix of sweet and sizzle, toe-curling kisses, swoony book boyfriends, and a happily ever after.

Once upon a time, a claustrophobic schoolteacher collided with a broody rock star in a finicky elevator. Vienna Shaw doesn't do risky, edgy, or anything on the wild side. She's the woman who thinks The Goonies is a horror movie and lives for Austen-era romance novels. So, when a night out of her comfort zone ends up in a nightmarish elevator, all the risks she never took spill to the stranger in the corner: actually see The Goonies, ride a rollercoaster, and get that heart-melting kiss people will write books about. She didn't expect the smoldering guy with tattoos to step up and knock one of those things off her list. They survive. Hearts melt. He leaves without giving his name. Until a school assembly is hosted by the rock band from the concert, and Rees Hayden, the bassist who rarely cracks a smile, bears an uncanny resemblance to the man in the elevator. Turns out, Vienna kissed a rock star. And he isn't even close to done with her yet. When opposites attract will it be the perfect match? Or will the good girl and rocker bad boy end in the perfect disaster?