Young widow Amy is tired of the black hole her life has become. When her favourite singer Dylan Knox brings his Australian concert tour to her city, it’s the perfect way to get out and have some fun at last.
Dylan is an American rock star with a troubled past. He’s been married once already, and divorced, and has no intention of repeating the experience. Then he meets Amy…
A relationship seems impossible and they go their separate ways, but they can’t forget each other. When they are reunited, the spark between them is brighter than ever. Then a scandal erupts that could destroy everything…
Genre: FICTION / Romance / ContemporarySales of the ebook average more than one per day, and have sold through Amazon, Smashwords, iBooks and Barnes & Noble. Buyers have been primarily form the US, but it has also sold in Canada, Australia, the UK, and Germany. At the time of writing this, it is in the top 100,000 books on Amazon, and has so far peaked at #47,642. My author rank has also been within the top 100,000 a number of times.
Amy Weston paced around her living room, watching the clock. The extra coffee she’d had after a fractured night’s sleep had only made her more jittery. Her cat, Gerald, watched warily, before tucking his head back down and resuming his nap with a sigh. Her limbs felt weighted down by fatigue, but there was no way on Earth she would have been able to sleep, even without the caffeine. Her mind would not let her relax. Dylan Knox, her all-time favourite singer, was coming to town. Tickets were going on sale online at 9:00 a.m. and she did not want to risk missing out. She had been in a state of merely existing for long enough. It was time to get out and have some fun.
Buying a concert ticket was only a little thing, but to Amy, it felt like an enormous step. She had been living the life of a hermit for months, ever since the sudden death of her husband. It did not help that she would have to go alone. She had never been someone to go out often before, and when she had Jacob had always been by her side. She paused in her pacing, anxiety giving her second thoughts. Maybe she should forget about it and stay home.
“Oh for heaven’s sake, just do it, stupid woman,” Amy said aloud.
Amy looked up at the clock and saw there were only a few minutes left to go. She sat at her computer and logged on to the ticket site. The page took longer than usual to load, shredding her nerves further, but then there it was. The moment the clock struck the hour she clicked through to the ticket sales page. She selected the best seat available and hit the purchase button. Done! She sat back in her chair, pleased she had not talked herself out of it. In her previous attempts to get out and do something fun, she had always ended up cancelling. For the first time since Jacob’s death, she felt a genuine desire to go out. Following through with it had to be the right thing to do.
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Italian
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Portuguese
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