Blurring the Lines: a contemporary rockstar romance

Book 1: Love and Music

by Jolene Perry

Synopsis

“If you are looking for a fantastic, character-driven romance, you've found it here with Blurring the Lines. With a thoughtful, moving storyline that will have you caring for both Christian and Corinne, the author has woven a tale that is emotional and entrancing-you won't want to put this book down until you're finished.”

After ten years of being at the top of the charts, Christian Meyer quit his band and checked into rehab. Only, when he checks out to start his solo career, he can’t write. He's lost his creative outlet, his band, and has no idea what his future will bring.

Corinne’s done the Hollywood, famous rockstar boyfriend thing. It ended in such a huge disaster that she ran herself out of town, despite her career as a songwriter just beginning to take off. She lives with her son in a small cabin in the woods of Washington to keep as far away from her old life as possible.

When Christian is desperate to start his new career, and his manager has the perfect songwriter in mind, their worlds collide. Corinne is determined to keep her distance, it’s just collaborating for a weekend. One weekend with a no-strings fling.

But when Chris shows up on her doorstep weeks after their meeting and pleading for help, she can’t turn him away.

With the life she now lives and the past she’s desperate to keep buried, Corinne will do everything she can to protect her heart and her child, no matter how quickly she feels herself falling. For the first time in his life, Chris can see himself being in love, but with a tour date looming, and Corinne terrified to move forward, they both have a long road to travel if there’s a chance of them being together.

Blurring the Lines is a celebrity romance with a single parent and is the first in the Love and Music contemporary romance series. Christian is also the last of the four brothers in the Meyer Brothers series.

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Release date: August 4, 2014

Publisher: Next Door Books

Print pages: 276