The moment Nikki set eyes on her band-mate Buffy, she knew the sexy, tattooed pianist was the only man for her. She's been patient, waiting for him to realize that she's been under his nose for years, but Buffy is blind. Eight years she's been trying to get his attention, and for eight years, he's been putting her in the friendzone, and she'd fed up with it. Of course, it's not really his fault. He's gay. At least, that's what everyone thinks... Buffy would like nothing more than to get a taste of Nikki's luscious lips. But when the rock band Cyanide got their first record deal, their publicist took Buffy aside and ordered him to play up the gay side of his bisexuality, to diversify their fan base. For a while it was fun, until Nikki found him with a man, and now the adorable drummer won't give him the time of day. Buffy doesn't want any of the men he dates as a publicity stunt. He wants Nikki, and he knows she wants him. If she would just talk to him, he could explain everything. But... now she avoids him like the plague. As their band-mates find their own happily-ever-afters around Nikki and Buffy, the tension comes to a head, and long-held secrets come out. If they can move beyond the misunderstandings and lies, they might finally get a chance to create the future they both dream of. (Content Warning: This book contains explicit unprotected sex with the risk of pregnancy. It does not end on a cliff-hanger, but is part of a series with recurring characters.)
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