Two Hit Wonder
One hit. One kiss. One spectacular disaster.
Fifteen years ago, Maeve MacDonnell was the lead singer of The Stage Girls. But one glorious hit, a blaze of bad decisions, and several crates of cheap whiskey, and now she’s a sober recluse hiding in a remote Scottish cottage with a sheep that bites.
Iona Faith was the guitarist left behind with a broken heart and one unforgettable kiss. She’s twice-divorced, eternally optimistic, and definitely over it. Definitely.
But when financial disaster means their old bandmates demand a reunion, Iona gets sent to drag Maeve back. She expects resistance. She doesn’t expect to be attacked by livestock before making it through the door.
One album. That’s all they need to record. Easy, right? Except Maeve is still infuriatingly talented, Iona is still impossibly warm, and that one kiss fifteen years ago is starting to feel like unfinished business.
Throw in a chaotic drummer, a secret that could destroy everything, a teenage daughter with terrible timing, and forty thousand people waiting at the country’s biggest music festival, and this reunion might just become the comeback nobody saw coming.
Two Hit Wonder is a second-chance, grumpy-sunshine, opposites-attract romance about old flames, new beginnings, and the songs we never stopped singing, featuring a very happy ending from bestselling Sapphic writer Sienna Waters, author of The Farmer Has a Wife, The Reluctant Romantic, and For My Finale.
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