Dylan Bennett is screwed. Snake McCreedy, his bass player, is in rehab again, just days before their band, Dust and Bones, is scheduled to embark on a multicity tour. Melody Hopkins, the sassy bassist of Permission to Board, left her old band, and she is looking for a new gig. Dylan is immediately attracted to her, but Melody's made it clear she does not intend to fall into his bed. Ever... moreDylan Bennett is screwed. Snake McCreedy, his bass player, is in rehab again, just days before their band, Dust and Bones, is scheduled to embark on a multicity tour. Melody Hopkins, the sassy bassist of Permission to Board, left her old band, and she is looking for a new gig. Dylan is immediately attracted to her, but Melody's made it clear she does not intend to fall into his bed. Ever. With his writer's block worse than ever and the second deadline for the new album looming, this distraction is the last thing the womanizing rocker needs. Furthermore, the head of the label who insists on Melody’s inclusion is her father. Yep, definitely screwed. If that wasn't bad enough, once the guys get over their initial resistance to a girl among them, the rest of the band falls in love with her. Traitors. Dylan is stung by Melody’s rejection. Who the hell does this girl think she is? Melody can't stand Dylan's attitude. The more time Dylan and Melody spend together on a cramped tour bus, the more dire things become. Furthermore, Dylan’s creative spark is still nowhere to be found. However, as the tour continues, both Dylan and Melody start to question whether there’s more than meets the eye to their seeming antagonism. But even if Melody acknowledges her attraction to Dylan, will the partying bad boy prove capable of what she craves—a loving, long-term relationship? Can Dylan find the strength to heal past wounds and commit, or will the band's final encore signal the end of Dylan and Melody's love song? Erotic Romance, 80,000 words. less
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