Mourning my bandmate's tragic death and the loss of my marriage consumes me. I have nothing to live for . . . until our manager hires a life coach to push me back into the recording studio. From the moment I meet Olivia, I'm attracted to her, and I pray desperately she can help me. I might be the frontman for the hottest rock band on earth, but it doesn't stop the siren from singing her sweet, deadly song, luring me to her watery hell. I've had arenas of fans screaming my name, but I can't get out of bed unless it's to pour myself another drink. To put the past behind me once and for all, I need to find out if Derrick's death was really an accident. Even with Olivia's love, I'm not sure I can handle what I find out. I didn't know what to expect moving in with Sheppard Carpenter, Ghost Town's lead singer, but it wasn't a sad, weary man trying to keep his head above water. His depression scares me, but falling in love with him scares me more. I've already loved one man who struggled and lost, but I can't stop myself from doing it again. He's my client, and when the summer's over and he's recording his next album, my job will be finished and I'll go home. Sheppard's the hottest rockstar in the world, and once he's back on top, he won't have room for me. I'll step aside. He'll belong to his fans. He'll never belong to me. touches on a few sensitive topics: depression, suicide, and cheating. If these subjects are a concern, please read with care.