A Perfect Song Duet Series by L.M. Halloran

Music brought us together. Love tore us apart.Growing up, Wilder Ashburn was the hero I worshipped.I was the pigtailed pest who never left him alone.Everything changed the day I gave him a poem.For the first time, he saw me...And then he reached for his guitar.From that moment on, we were entangled.Bound by music and a shared dream.Along the way, we made To always stay the same,To never let anything come between us,And above all, to never, ever fall in love... moreMusic brought us together. Love tore us apart.Growing up, Wilder Ashburn was the hero I worshipped.I was the pigtailed pest who never left him alone.Everything changed the day I gave him a poem.For the first time, he saw me...And then he reached for his guitar.From that moment on, we were entangled.Bound by music and a shared dream.Along the way, we made To always stay the same,To never let anything come between us,And above all, to never, ever fall in love.But it turns out our promises were poison,Corrupted long before spoken.And for us, there is no antidote.Falling in love was as inevitable as stardom,And it would destroy us both.What To Heavy AngstChildhood Best FriendsMusical SoulmatesAnxiety + Addiction RepDual POVThe conclusion of A Perfect Song Duet, Last Chorus, releases June 27. While this duet can be read as a standalone, it's also a second generation story set within the Breaking Love universe. As such, it contains characters and spoilers from prior books in the series.Content warnings can be found at the beginning of the books and on the author's website. less

Some love songs never end, and some promises are meant to be broken... For over six years, I’ve respected Evangeline’s wishes,Kept my last promise to her and stayed far away.I’ve learned to live without my missing piece,Grown used to the ache of my broken heart.All while I’ve worked to become the man she always deserved...Even if I never have a chance to show her.But my distance was dependent on her happiness,On the conviction that not only did she not want me,She didn’t need me... moreSome love songs never end, and some promises are meant to be broken... For over six years, I’ve respected Evangeline’s wishes,Kept my last promise to her and stayed far away.I’ve learned to live without my missing piece,Grown used to the ache of my broken heart.All while I’ve worked to become the man she always deserved...Even if I never have a chance to show her.But my distance was dependent on her happiness,On the conviction that not only did she not want me,She didn’t need me.Now her star is fading right before my eyesAnd that conviction is smoke.I’m done playing dead.I’m still the only one she can’t hide from.The only one who can read her music.All I have to do is help her remember...We’re a perfect song, matched note for note.Last Chorus is the conclusion of A Perfect Song Duet and ends with a HEA. Content warnings can be found at the beginning of the book and on the author's website. less