He Wrote Her Songs

Nine years of marriage. One tour poster. One tabloid photograph. Rennie Avalon has raised their daughter in a house her rockstar husband owns and almost never enters. When the pictures hit — Kade on a hotel balcony with the woman who co-wrote three songs Rennie thought were about her — she finally calls a lawyer. But the label needs the marriage on paper through the album cycle, and Rennie's lawyer tells her to stay. Publicly. Quietly negotiating. Backstage in Denver, she meets the co-writer, and recognizes a name. By the time the tour reaches its last night, Rennie has read the margins of Kade's notebook, and Kade has realized that the person he's been writing to for nine years has been standing in the wings the whole time. He plays her song to eighteen thousand people. Then he walks offstage in the middle of it. A marriage-in-crisis second chance romance for readers who like their hearts broken in front of a crowd.