Fake date a rockstar for funsies? Not in a million years.
Fake date a rockstar to help my uncle? Where do I sign up?
When I find out I have a long-lost uncle who needs my help, I can’t get to the small town of Winter Falls fast enough.
Turns out my great uncle needs more help than I can provide. He should be in a nursing home. But the crotchety old man refuses to move anywhere.
He claims he’ll only move into a nursing home when I’m settled with a boyfriend. Sneaky man. He knows I’m on a break from men after the last one cheated on me and stole my business from me.
But then Gibson Lewis, rhythm guitarist for Cash the Sinners, offers me a deal. He’ll pretend to be my boyfriend if I help him convince his bandmates we’re in a relationship.
I jump on the deal. I don’t care how Gibson is a bad boy who tempts my resolve to stay away from men. How I long to trace my tongue over his tattoos. Or thread my hands through his perfectly mussed up hair and wreck it.
A rockstar can’t tempt me. I’m no rockstar’s girlfriend. I’m a country girl to the core. I got this.
Spoiler alert. I don’t got this.
This fake relationship rockstar romance features a sassy mechanic who’s determined to make better choices about men but will do just about anything to help the uncle she never knew about, a flirty rockstar who refuses to accept he has a problem that can’t be solved with a flirty wink and a smile, four bandmates who are beyond skeptical that their player bandmate suddenly has a girlfriend, a whole town of hippies convinced they’re the best matchmakers this side of the Mississippi, and a crotchety old man with a heart of gold.
