Less Than Three Press presents the last of three volumes of amazing stories along the theme of rock 'n roll. Authors familiar and new combine for a collection of stories all about music and love. This volume will begin running as an LT3 Serial on October 2nd, 2013. Rockabye by A.F. Henley Malcolm knows he doesn't have much going for him. He isn't beautiful or blessed or possess much in the way of talent... moreLess Than Three Press presents the last of three volumes of amazing stories along the theme of rock 'n roll. Authors familiar and new combine for a collection of stories all about music and love. This volume will begin running as an LT3 Serial on October 2nd, 2013. Rockabye by A.F. Henley Malcolm knows he doesn't have much going for him. He isn't beautiful or blessed or possess much in the way of talent. He's a damned good chef, but he worked hard and demanded a lot of himself to get that far. If that means everyone else around him is miserable, so be it. They can meet his expectations or get out. Darien is everything Malcolm will never be: lean, beautiful, charming, adored. He is also the man that Malcolm secretly fantasizes over—and definitely not someone Malcolm ever expected to return that interest. There is no way a rock god like Darien would ever really want a dismal, antagonistic chef. Songs of the Monsoon by Elyse Night Lyric is long inured to the crappy bands that cycle through Faerie's Hollow, the club where he works as a bartender. He fully expects the latest Local Band Night to be another night of ear-bleeding hell—but then Fierce Monsoon takes the stage and blows him away. Even more intriguing are the beautiful twins on bass and drums, who make him want to forget all the reasons he prefers to keep a distance … Insanity Girls by Alex Powell In town for just one night, punk rock star Envy chances upon Silveria, a quiet, shy university student, and ends up spending a wild night together that neither of them expected—a night neither wants to end, but uniting two extremely different worlds is much more difficult than getting lost in a moment. Just the Beer Light to Guide Us by Ashelia McGregor Chase and Nico have been close friends since childhood, a bond that they'll never let anything break. Despite the adult world looming over their shoulders, they'd much rather while away their last summer getting high and listening to music. But when they learn their favorite performer, Alister Skye, will be performing in Arizona, they decide to sneak away and make the trip, come what may. Twisted Euphoria by James L. Craig Blaine and Chris grew up close in the foster home where they were raised. A talented singer, Blaine uses his voice and a song Chris wrote for him to get himself into the music industry, far away from the miserable life they lived. But fame and fortune are no replacement for the man he left behind, though it might be too late to get him back … Keeping it Together by Sylvia A. Winters Sian should be tucked up in bed when she meets Alisha Hart—beautiful, talented, and the star of a band that's on its way up. Alisha doesn't have to worry about curfews or homework or overprotective parents; in fact, she doesn't seem to care about any rules at all. She makes her own, and lives life her way, something Sian can only dream of, and which draws her helplessly to Alisha. But love is complicated, and if there's such a thing as fate, it seems dead set against them. Exit Strategy by May Ridge Whenever Kenzie and Hunter are together, fists fly. Hunter is all attitude, Kenzie is all snob, and whenever they get close they spark—in more ways than one. When Kenzie can no longer take the tempestuous relationship, he decides they might all be better off if he leaves the band and pursues a solo career, before the sparks catch and turn into a fire … less
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