She used to be on top of the music world. He’s desperate to get there. Unable to compose since the death of her rock star husband, Grammy award-winning songwriter, Grace O’Connor is terrified the tabloids are right: she’s nothing without her famous husband. But when she’s ordered to help a pompous pretty-boy finish his album or be blacklisted, Grace can’t give up on her love of music—no matter how infuriating her new partner. Andrew Hayes is crumbling under the weight of his ambition. Determined to prove himself to his hypercritical father, his attempts to write the songs for his band’s first original LP are rapidly unraveling. When his record label sticks him with a washed-up celebrity, the future seems clear: he’s going to let his band down and finally prove his father right. Forced into an unwilling partnership, the frustration is as thick as the sexual tension. With the deadline looming, Grace and Andrew agree to a temporary truce, only to uncover a far more dangerous threat—a crazy-hot attraction that can’t be denied. But Andrew’s terrified romance will spoil his chances of creating the album that’ll put him on the map and Grace worries she’s fading into the shadow of a charismatic performer—again. Will they take a chance at a love that could catapult them both to the top of the charts or will this complicated couple allow fear to tear them apart? "Love Me Like a Love Song" is the first book in the Storyhill Musicians contemporary romance series. If you like strong women, starry-eyed dreamers, and unquenchable chemistry, then you’ll adore Annmarie Boyle’s enemies-to-lovers, slow burn, rock star romance.

He’s never forgotten. She wishes she could. After nearly a decade paying her dues, radio host Avery Lind is on the cusp of making her dreams come true. When the ‘on-air’ sign lights up, her award-winning radio show will be broadcast across the nation and every lonely night, forgotten friendship, and failed relationship will have been worth it. That is until the past she thought she’d outrun saunters into her studio—on the biggest day of her life. Musician Matt Taylor has spent the last nine years proving ‘the platinum effect’—that blonds do, in fact, have more fun. At least that’s what everyone thinks. In truth, all he wants is a chance to prove he’s more than pretty packaging. When the perfect opportunity lands in his lap, he’s ready to show the world the real Matt Taylor. Until he recognizes the woman behind the microphone. Her hair and name are different, but there’s no mistaking her. Her eyes have been imprinted on his heart since the day she left him—with no explanation. The chemistry between them still crackles like radio static—on and off air. But as they grow close once again, Avery is left with one question: will she have to reveal her secret to get a second chance with the man she’s never forgotten? Don’t Let the Music Die is the second book in the Storyhill Musicians contemporary romance series. If you like steamy, swoony workplace entanglements then you’ll love this second-chance romance.

Walking away seemed like a slam dunk. Until a date with destiny changed everything. Ever since the day her life flipped upside down, Bridget Hayes obeys a carefully crafted plan. And it works. Or it did. Until the night of her brother’s wedding, when she throws out all her rules—in spectacular fashion and finds herself in bed with one of her brother's bandmates. What had she been thinking? She caved to the one thing she can’t control—her longtime crush on a tall, charismatic, ginger of a man . . . who also happens to be one of her brother's best friends. Blake Kelly knows two things for sure: happily-ever-after is a myth and Bridget Hayes is risk personified. Doesn’t matter that he’s been attracted to her since her brother uttered the words, “Meet my sister.” Getting close to her could blow up the band. And the band is his family. He can’t risk it . . . no matter how much he wants a repeat performance. Armed with a pact—tell no one—they return to their regularly scheduled lives. Because in a city of nine million people, what are the chances they’ll bump into each other anytime soon? Nada. Zip. Zilch. That is, until a rescue pup named Destiny turns out to be less dog and more cupid in a fur coat. OFF THE RECORD is the third book in the award-winning Storyhill Musicians series. Mix two secret crushes, a splash of sports romance, and the complications of dating your brother’s best friend and you have this witty steamy contemporary romance about two people figuring out if the risk is worth the reward.