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Opposites Attract, Enemies to Lovers, Close Proximity, Workplace romance set in the recording industry.
I build stories out of sound.
Every lyric, every riff, every chord—I can hear where it needs to go, and I make it happen. That’s my job. That’s my gift. And nobody gets into my studio without my say-so.
Which is why Wade Howell drives me insane.
The man waltzes in with his easy grin and cheerful questions about my day, like we’re neighbors chatting over the fence instead of strangers crammed into a recording booth. He’s supposed to be writing a book about blues legend Marvelle Lubelle while I produce her new album. Instead, he’s underfoot, charming everyone but me, and refusing to take a hint.
I don’t do friendly. I don’t do sunshine. And I definitely don’t do men who think they can coast on charm.
Except… Wade isn’t coasting. He’s relentless. Not in an annoying way—well, okay, sometimes in an annoying way—but also in a way that makes me feel seen. He doesn’t tiptoe around me or treat me like I’m fragile. He pushes back, and worse, he makes me laugh when I don’t want to.
He’s wrong for me in every possible way. Which makes it even more dangerous that I can’t stop wanting him.
Opposites attract. Enemies spark. And when the music fades, I might just find myself falling for the one man I swore I’d never let in.
Sound Off is the second story in the Carriage Chronicles. Short swoony, steamy, funny reads for when you don't know what to read next. No cliffhangers, and always a happily ever after.
Opposites Attract, Enemies to Lovers, Close Proximity, Workplace romance set in the recording industry.
I build stories out of sound.
Every lyric, every riff, every chord—I can hear where it needs to go, and I make it happen. That’s my job. That’s my gift. And nobody gets into my studio without my say-so.
Which is why Wade Howell drives me insane.
The man waltzes in with his easy grin and cheerful questions about my day, like we’re neighbors chatting over the fence instead of strangers crammed into a recording booth. He’s supposed to be writing a book about blues legend Marvelle Lubelle while I produce her new album. Instead, he’s underfoot, charming everyone but me, and refusing to take a hint.
I don’t do friendly. I don’t do sunshine. And I definitely don’t do men who think they can coast on charm.
Except… Wade isn’t coasting. He’s relentless. Not in an annoying way—well, okay, sometimes in an annoying way—but also in a way that makes me feel seen. He doesn’t tiptoe around me or treat me like I’m fragile. He pushes back, and worse, he makes me laugh when I don’t want to.
He’s wrong for me in every possible way. Which makes it even more dangerous that I can’t stop wanting him.
Opposites attract. Enemies spark. And when the music fades, I might just find myself falling for the one man I swore I’d never let in.
Sound Off is the second story in the Carriage Chronicles. Short swoony, steamy, funny reads for when you don't know what to read next. No cliffhangers, and always a happily ever after.