Jean Haus
When family problems push Riley Middleton into giving up a percussion scholarship in another state and attending college from home, her friends push her to try out for a local rock band. Of course, Riley makes the band. She rules at the drums. ,Riley soon finds out rock bands have a different dynamic than marching bands, especially when each of her male band mates has a major ego and is a major player. Two of them relentlessly flirt with her. The otherâ€”a dark, sexy rock god she canâ€™t help being attracted toâ€” is a total jerk and pushes her to quit. She becomes determined to ignore his rudeness and his hotness. Even if she was interested in jerks, a hook up would probably get her booted out of the ego-ridden band, and playing keeps her sane. Behind the drums, the world and its troubles evaporate. ,If she wants to stay in the band, Riley needs to ignore the growing sparks between her and her band enemy. But as she gets to know the man behind the stage persona, ignoring him proves to be more difficult than flowing through a time sig shift.,*New Adult/Mature YA for language and sexual situations.
New Adult,Romance,Contemporary,Music,Romance,Contemporary Romance,Academic,College,Young Adult,Music,Musicians,Realistic Fiction,Fiction
In the Band