Play For Me
“I’ve played more beautiful notes through the years than I can count, and not one has come close to the sweet sound of you saying my name as you lie here begging for me.”
Miles
Music is in my blood…in my soul. All I’ve ever wanted to do was make it big as a drummer. What I didn’t expect was the price you have to pay for fame. After years of touring on the road, endless hotel rooms, and meaningless one-night stands, I return home wanting to get back to my roots. Restoring an old dive bar and giving music to my small town of Blue Haven is exactly what my soul needs to feel whole again, or so I thought. When Olivia walks into my bar one afternoon, she makes me feel things I’ve never felt before…want things I never knew existed. The attraction between us simmers beneath the surface, just waiting to ignite. There’s one thing standing in my way, though, from getting what I want…she doesn’t date musicians.
Olivia
I’m starting a new chapter in my life, and I’m done with the bad boys. In the past, all that left me was brokenhearted and raising a child on my own. When my new client ends up being a gorgeous, tattooed drummer, he looks like a cover model for a rocker magazine, and brings with him a past that I remember all too well from personal experience. In a moment of weakness, I ask for one night to get whatever this is between us out of our systems, but I quickly realize that once Miles Montgomery gets embedded into your soul, there’s no walking away from him.
This is book three in the Montgomery Brothers Series and an interconnected stand alone. Contains mature content and intended for 18 and over. Trigger warnings are listed in the beginning of the book and can be viewed in the sample.
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