Ashlyn Murphy was not living the dream. Twenty-seven years old, college educated, up to her eyeballs in debt and yet she'd been relegated to pouring beers at a local bar. She desperately needed an out and was willing to do anything to get back into the corporate world. Well, almost anything. Dan Evans, Rock Star was NOT one of those things. In fact she despised him. Apparently he didn't get the memo. Dan Evans, bass player of international rock band Power Station had it all. He was rich, travelled the world, played to millions of adoring fans and had no shortage of beautiful women willing to...

Rock Star? Angie Morelli was not one. Growing up next to Power Station's drummer didn't guarantee a taste of the limelight, unless you count catcalls at low paying gigs in seedy bars and second-rate venues. She was okay with that; working her ass off at her dad's mechanic shop during the day meant she could live her dream at night. She didn't need Power Station waltzing back into her life, Jason Irwin had done enough damage the first time. Could she let go of her hurt for a chance of hitting the big time? A one-night stand right before Jason Irwin left for his big break was no big deal....

Touring as an opening act for a huge rock band and landing a record contract means you've hit the big time, right? Sadly, neither of those things gave Rusty Crawford, lead guitarist of the band Black Addiction, worldwide fame and fortune. Which was a shame because he had the lifestyle down to a fine art-without the cliched stint in rehab. Even being back in the Bronx, paying his dues didn't rattle the charismatic axe man, ladies loved him and men wanted to be him. Fate would just have to catch up. Seemed like fate had more than just a platinum album planned for his future. Alison Williams had...

Kenzie Clark had made plenty of mistakes. Who cared? Life was all about the journey, and if you couldn't enjoy the ride then what was the point. The tough-talking guitarist from Brooklyn, NY worked hard so she could play even harder. But some mistakes weren't so easy to walk away from. Joey Shaw, drummer for Black Addiction, was exactly that kind of a mistake. How could one night of fun turn into a life long commitment? That's exactly what Joey was asking himself when Kenzie showed up a few weeks later-the soon-to-be baby bump with his name written all over it. He could barely tie his shoes;...

Three rock stars thought they had it all together. Their band, Power Station, was a huge international success, which meant truckloads of money, touring all over the globe and an endless stream of women. Seriously, life couldn't get more awesome. Or could it? Being sexy and successful was no longer enough when life throws them a curveball and they each meet the woman of their dreams. And getting the girl had never been tougher. The path to love is never easy, even when you're famous. The three full length novels in the Power Station Series. High Strung Crash Ride Back Stage

Good times didn't last forever. While Beth Hart had enjoyed being the sometimes girlfriend of Max Reynolds-the hot bass player for Black Addiction-she knew it would never be more than a casual fling. He was destined for greatness, and she cared too much to hold him back. So, before she lost her heart and her sanity, she said goodbye to the Bronx, moved to Manhattan and left her party-girl days in the past-along with Max. Nothing made Max happier than being a success in his own right. And in the last few years, he and his band had well and truly earned it. Moving to the city and enjoying the...

Salvation doesn't exist. It's a lie people tell themselves in the dark, alone so their conscience might be eased. To give them hope that, in the end, we can all be forgiven. Except we can't. And no amount of praying will change that. For me there will be no redemption, and I will leave this world with the same black heart I entered it with. The comfort in knowing who I am and what I am capable of keeps me warmer than any lie of having my soul saved. Because I know the truth. Because I know there is no Heaven. And there is no Hell. There is only the fall. Michael has no one. No family. No...

"No passion, no emotion, no originality-a train wreck of epic portions." Those were the words to describe Eve Thorton's exhibition. Not even a fine arts degree from Yale or her daddy's bank account could save her from the scathing reviews. And failure was a word Eve would never be comfortable with. Not even close. Plotting the demise of every critic who'd written her off was her first instinct. But that would come later. Instead, she would show them that she wasn't a bored socialite with more money than talent. She would prove everyone wrong, and she wasn't afraid to get her hands dirty. But...