I hated him from the moment I saw him, and I loved him from the first note I heard him play...

Drake Sterling Crane is my idol, my inspiration, and my rival—and I'm determined to be the one who brings him to his knees. He has other ideas, of course, and I keep going back for more. I'm horrified when the news breaks that the bands we manage are merging, and we're all going to share a home like one big happy family. Horrified because I hate Sterling more than anything in this world—and because I know I'm not going to be able to stay away from him. He's a god amongst men, and the worst part is, he knows it. Am I ever going to stop worshiping him?

Sterling I've made a few enemies over the years, but Drake Weiss is number one by a long shot. Making Drake squirm—whether it's in the context of our rivalry, or in my dungeon—is arguably my favorite pastime. When I find out we're merging my collapsing band with Dante's Infernal, it seems like the perfect opportunity to torment him. It soon becomes clear I'm the one who's being tormented, though. Being around him is bringing back all kinds of memories and nostalgia, and it's driving me crazy. They say there's a thin line between love and hate, and I'm starting to believe it. Are we doomed to dance around our shared destiny for eternity? Or will Drake bare his soul to me as he's bared his body so many times? Breaking Drake is an enemies-to-lovers novel packed with angst and fluff, love and hate, and plenty of heat. While this second-chance romance focuses on Drake and Sterling, two men whose rivalry runs as deep as the music in their veins, this is the third book out of four, and situations and characters from the first two factor in heavily. It's recommended that you read the Dante's Infernal series in order, even though each book is technically a standalone. Breaking Drake tackles some darker themes—please see the inside cover for content details.