'No boyfriends, no groupies'- that is the standing NBNG rule for Amelia Marsh, the hostile and insular front-man of the internationally renowned alternative rock band 'The Bystander Effect'. Four simple coping strategies have pulled her through five years of tours and eight years of life without having to let her stage face slip and in her mind, she is happy. But like any tightly wound twenty-two year old, you can count on a man to screw it up. Their eyes meet over the university library at an opportune moment and he sees past the arctic cold front to the fragile child that she seeks so desperately to protect. There are secrets, so many secrets- his and hers. Can her own words- meet me halfway- force a compromise between the two, or will her turgid grasp on her reprehension keep him and his desire for intimacy at arms length? Maybe not, when four, well, four and a half words have a deeply illicit Pavlovian effect on her- 'I'm with the band'. Truths are told in a scorching hot tale of trust sought through lust and love won through tolerance and blissful ignorance. What man wouldn't salivate at the notion of spending weeks in the close company of the band he idolises and his 'perfect woman'? Oh, that would be CJ. He has no idea who they are. What a moron. With coarse language, dark humour and general illicitness throughout, this book is not for the easily offended.

A whirlwind romance on a wild tour led rock vixen Amelia Marsh to her fairytale ending with smoking hot new husband, CJ, and their newborn daughter, Delilah. But for every cloud with a silver lining, there is a brewing maelstrom waiting to mar the landscape. A year on from I'M WITH THE BAND, old demons rear their ugly heads in body and mind, building hurdles that the new Mr and Mrs Pearce never imagined they might have to jump. Faces of the past reappear and memories echo in the fragile mind of a woman forced to relive what has once before been a painful experience- motherhood. "How do you cope when motherhood is given, revoked, and then reinstated? How do you make up for all of those bad memories and all the bad experiences that you didn't fight hard enough to prevent? How do you make up for lost time when you're given a second chance?" How much is too much for two precarious firecrackers playing with fire? How many revelations are too many? What would YOU do for a miracle?

After a two year battle to stay together, a new fight begins; one that no amount of research, healthy living, trust and love could prepare them for... The fight between child and mother. After three long, arduous days, the couple who had to learn to meet each other halfway find themselves sitting in a hospital room, impatiently awaiting the arrival of the child who sneaked into their lives without them even realising. The experience is exhausting and unpredictable. The only comfort they have are the sounds coming from the medical equipment and each other's company, though the latter is truly more soothing than anything. She asks nothing of him. Nothing more than for a story - his story - to distract her. He promised to tell her once and she's holding him to it. What she doesn't know is that she might be biting off more than she can chew with her request. For lovers of 'I'm With The Band', read the story again as told by him; the conversations she didn't hear, the sights she didn't see and the secrets she never knew existed along with her typically blunt and brusque reactions to his belated honesty. His version of events is guaranteed to stun, but could it possibly be more than she can handle? One thing is certain; you'll never look at the 'Meet Me Halfway' love story in the same way again. There is anger. There are tears. You know there'll be laughter, love and sex. But most importantly... There is bacon.

He met her in the street one day and wanted her to be his ever since. Nearly five years later, he finally found her again. Didn't he? The girl who caught his eye across the lecture hall certainly looked just like her, but it didn't make sense. The one he was looking for was famous now, ridiculously so. Her music had been inspiring it's listeners for years. But the new girl certainly looked like her, had the same kind of beauty and fragile aura. Admittedly, it would have helped if he'd kept track of what she looked like... Die-hard romantic CJ Pearce is a man with a mission to mend a broken heart. It was the unmistakable but well masked pain in her songs that made him fall in love and he won't settle for anything less than a rockstar. The hope is that the girl he keeps seeing will lead him to his dream woman. He has no idea just how well faith will guide him. Parallel to Corri Lee's 'I'm With The Band', 'His' tells the story from his side. Ideal for those new to the story, 'His' contains no spoilers of the series' previous titles. The tale is told afresh from a new perspective, the hurt he felt and the secrets he kept woven with dry humour and a lot of laughs. Two sides of the same coin have never looked more different.