Boys in the Band Series by B.A. Tortuga

Guitar player Spud is the go-to guy for the band, giving comfort and aid wherever he can. He's excited when hot new guy Caidon comes on board the bus, though. He thinks Caidon is hot, and the man is interested in what Spud has to offer. They get along like a house afire, and Spud can't quite believe how focused Caidon is on him. Caidon wants Spud, and wants the rest of the band members to understand that Spud isn't going to be as available as he was... moreGuitar player Spud is the go-to guy for the band, giving comfort and aid wherever he can. He's excited when hot new guy Caidon comes on board the bus, though. He thinks Caidon is hot, and the man is interested in what Spud has to offer. They get along like a house afire, and Spud can't quite believe how focused Caidon is on him. Caidon wants Spud, and wants the rest of the band members to understand that Spud isn't going to be as available as he was. Can the band understand this new development? less

Caidon and Spud are still playing with the band, making the best music they can. Their relationship has moved way beyond playing, though, and while they're on a short break from the tour, they decide to become an exclusive couple. Fiddle player Steve still wants Spud, though, and lead singer Joe is not thrilled with Caidon and Spud as a couple, either. Can the boys convince the band that they're going to stick around, or will their love break up the band?

Things have gotten tense with the band since Caidon went off to Nashville, and Spud isn't so sure what to do. So it's a huge relief for him when Caidon comes back, and he has someone on his side. All hell breaks loose when Caidon sees how band leader Joe has been treating Jamie, which is how he thinks of Spud now. The band is divided and the boys are faced with some tough choices... moreThings have gotten tense with the band since Caidon went off to Nashville, and Spud isn't so sure what to do. So it's a huge relief for him when Caidon comes back, and he has someone on his side. All hell breaks loose when Caidon sees how band leader Joe has been treating Jamie, which is how he thinks of Spud now. The band is divided and the boys are faced with some tough choices. Caidon has to choose between Nashville and the indie Texas music scene, and Spud has to decide if he can stay in a band that wants Caidon, and him, to let things go back to the way they used to be. Can Caidon convince Jamie that they're better off making their own way, and that they can still make all the music they want? less