Do rock stars really live happily ever after? The men of Sinful Serenade may have found women who complete them, but love isn't always enough to make things last. Can Miles, Drew, Tom, and Pete make forever a reality? Or will the fans, the fame, and the grueling tour schedule prove too trying for marriage and family? Sinful Ever After is a sequel to the best-selling Sinful Serenade series. This book features four novellas-- one for each couple-- that follow the men of Sinful Serenade and the women they love figuring out marriage, family, and all matters of happily ever after. It is not a standalone. The Sinful Serenade SeriesSing Your Heart Out - Miles - amzn.com/dp/B01685Y1X2Strum Your Heart Out - Drew - amzn.com/dp/B0184BHNIS Rock Your Heart Out - Tom - amzn.com/dp/B01CRD1XFS Play Your Heart Out - Pete - amzn.com/dp/B01G29U3H2 Sinful Ever Afterspin off series, Dangerous Noise, coming late 2016

Best friends aren't supposed to fall in love.But one kiss won't hurt... College senior Kara Kendrick is not about to let lust ruin a good friendship. Yes, her rock star guitarist best friend Drew Denton is stubborn, over-protective, and quick to threaten violence on anyone who hurts her. He's also the only person she's ever trusted. He makes her laugh. He makes her feel safe. He makes her feel so good she could melt.So maybe it's more than a crush. She still manages to breathe and sleep okay with all the time she spends around him.When Kara gets kicked out of her apartment, Drew insists she move in with him. It makes perfect sense. It's her only option. But her crush isn't quite so manageable with him sweating as he does push-ups. Or plays guitar across the hallway. Or tackles her on the bed, tickling her to make her confess...One night, a celebration turns to flirting. Flirting turns to kissing. And the kissing turns into something very, very dangerous..

Moving in with your sexy, tattooed rock star best friend? No problem. Not if you're ready to give up eating, breathing, and sleeping... College senior Kara Kendrick is not about to let lust ruin a good friendship. Yes, her rock star guitarist best friend Drew Denton is stubborn, guarded, and quick to threaten violence on anyone who hurts her. He's also trustworthy, protective, and several degrees hotter than the sun. When Kara gets kicked out of her apartment, Drew insists she move in with him. But her crush isn't quite so manageable with him sweating through his push-ups. Or stepping out of the shower clad in only a towel. Or tackling her on the bed, tickling her to make her confess. There's no way they can be together. Not if she wants to keep her secrets. No matter how much her body begs her to throw herself on his bed, no matter how desperately she wants to rip off his v-neck and rake her hands over his defined torso, Kara is staying just friends with Drew. Until she's not. Until they're kissing and touching and about to do something that will change their friendship forever. **Strum Your Heart Out is a full length, standalone new adult romance with a friends to lovers theme** Sinful Serenade, a new adult romance series, follows the men of rock band Sinful Serenade and the women they love. Each book can be read as a standalone. Sing Your Heart Out - Miles - amzn.com/dp/B01685Y1X2Strum Your Heart Out - Drew - amzn.com/dp/B0184BHNIS Rock Your Heart Out - Tom - amzn.com/B01CRD1XFS Play Your Heart Out - Pete -  May 2016 This novel contains references to past self-harm**

We’ve never met and he doesn’t know that I exist.But he's the only person who can comfort me.He’s the only person who understands how this hurts.His lyrics keep me from falling apart. And they pull me closer.I’m falling for the man who’s plucking every one of my heartstrings.I’m falling for Miles Webb. And I’m content to keep lusting after a stranger.Until we meet.And he wants me.Rock star Miles Webb is offering to take my virginity.Holy sh*t.Sing for Me is a Sinful Serenade Prequel. This book begins before Sing Your Heart Out and contains some scenes from the first few chapters of Sing Your Heart Out from Miles's POV. It can be read before or after reading Sing Your Heart Out.

Good girls don't date rock stars.They certainly don't have rock star f-buddies.Meg Smart walks a straight and narrow path. She aces her classes, excels at her part time job, and carefully avoids emotional attachments.Rock star Miles Webb doesn't do "boyfriend". The cocky, know-it-all player doesn't do intimacy or love. All he needs is an easy distraction in the form of a beautiful woman under him and screaming his name.But the tortured singer she hears on the radio is nothing like the man she meets in real life. When she walks in on one of his trysts at a mutual friend's house party, she almost dies. His merciless teasing is so damn frustrating, but she's she's drawn in by his confidence, his wit, his casual offer to give her a night she'll never forget.His playboy charisma is impossible to resist. Her innocence is too tempting to pass up. Neither of them wants a relationship, so they strike up an arrangement: They'll be friends with benefits, nothing more, nothing less. There are only three rules: no secrets, no feelings, no falling in love.Only neither one of them can quite abide by the terms.

Playing a rock star's girlfriend? No problem.Doing it without falling in love with him? That's a hell of a lot harder.Jess James has her eye on the prize. She is finding the money to pay for law school. Period. She is starting a new life on her own. Period. And she's absolutely staying in Los Angeles, three thousand miles away from the people who expect her to lie for them. It doesn't matter how lonely she gets on her own, how exhausted she is from working overtime as a cocktail waitress, or how deep the knife wound in her back cuts. She is going to be a lawyer, whatever it takes.Only she doesn't have what it takes. She can barely afford to pay her rent.Sinful Serenade bassist Pete Steele has enough to pay Jess's rent and buy her a small island in the Caribbean. The famous, talented rock star has everything he wants except a good reputation. The man rose to fame as a devoted boyfriend. Doesn't matter that ex slept with his best friend, he needs to stop screwing his way through Los Angeles if he wants to keep the record company happy. The sweet, blond waitress is exactly the girl he needs on his arm.Their arrangement is simple: he pays her tuition, she plays his girlfriend. They'll lie to the world but not to each other. Especially not when they're alone, in his bed, him figuring out exactly which buttons to push to get her groaning his name.Jess is good at keeping up appearances. She can play the enigmatic rock star's girlfriend. But can she do it without falling in love with him?