Nashville Star

He can't forget her... It's been nine months since country superstar Luke Kincaid lost his wife in a tragic plane crash. Unable to cope with the pain of losing her, Luke is damn close to giving it all up, the music, his band, even his life. Until he learns his wife is alive. He rushes to bring her home, only to find himself heartbroken as the woman he loves has no memory of him or their life together. But she can't remember him. Sal wants to remember this tall, tan country singer who's true, kind, and hot as hell. As Luke struggles to help her revive her memories, as well as his own flailing music career, danger threatens their second chance. The madman responsible for Sal's disappearance has found her and will stop at nothing to claim what is his. With Sal's life hanging in the balance, Luke vows to do what he couldn't do the first time, protect his wife at any cost. Contains mature themes.

All she wants is the music. All he wants is her. Nashville's pop-country princess Alabama Forester is drowning in debt and a bad reputation after a tabloid scandal. Without a manager, she's working at a podunk diner unsure if she'll ever record another song again. That is, until she's offered the chance of a lifetime: join country-rock bad boy Griff Greyson on tour and pay off her debt. It should be easy. Except it isn't. Because Griff, the boy who broke her heart all those years ago, is now a man. A rough and rowdy rocker, with a muscled, tattooed body, and tawny-colored eyes that have her wanting to break every rule in the songbook. Country hellraiser Griff Greyson is trying to get his music career back on track after being arrested for disorderly conduct. The last thing he needs is bruised and beautiful Alabama Forester on his tour. The girl he gave up for the spotlight. The woman he still loves. He vows to stay away from her. Vows to keep the real reason he left Alabama all those years ago a secret. But when Griff's old rock-and-roll lifestyle puts Alabama's life on the line, both discover they could lose everything-before they ever really had it. Contains mature themes.