At 21, Heather Randall has been through a great deal of heartache. She lost her father when she was 10, but his death resulted in her taking up writing for respite. At 18, the guy she was dating almost raped tried to rape her, but thankfully, her next-door neighbor heard her screams through the open window and rescued her.
The experience left her fearful of men, especially when the few times she did date, the guys were only looking for one thing. She lost her trust in men, and over the next three years, she lost her trust in men. She hadn't had a date in six months when her British cousin by marriage introduced her to 22-year-old Mark Spencer, the leader and drummer of Mark Spencer & the Rock Revolution, Heather's favorite band.
Larry, the guitarist in the band, admitted he set it up but was stepping aside. When they met, Heather and Mark clicked immediately. He started calling her and asked her to spend some time during a weekend when he was free. What happens next? How do you build a relationship with a rock star who lives a world away? Read the series to read about how Mark and Heather cope.