My Life as a Rock Album: A Second-chance, Antihero Romance

A feisty blogger falls for a grumpy trash artist who believes redemption is out of reach.



Seth Carmen is perfectly fine being known as a growling recluse. It's better for everyone if he's left alone to do the one thing he's good at-turning garbage into art. But when PJ Hensley bursts into his world, recalling a life he'd once longed for and been forced to leave behind, he finds himself doing the unthinkable and inviting her in.



PJ is juggling memories of a tormented past, a stalker she's trying to ignore, and the final semester of college. The last thing she has time for is stroking the ego of a moody artist. But when a single blog interview reveals the truth behind his stony façade, Seth's intensity bleeds past all her defenses, making it impossible to walk away.



When her stalker emerges from the shadows, PJ bolts for New York, and Seth spends five months writing her love letters convincing her to come home.



Can he prove they can take broken and make it art?



"I was at peace living with the loneliness of my art, and then she entered my life with a bubble gum scent and heartbreak on her lips, making me ache for more."



Inspired by Bon Jovi's "Everybody's Broken," this emotionally riveting redemption story is the third in interconnected, standalone series.