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Dani King was a small-town girl and if she didn’t have bad luck, she wouldn’t have any luck at all. She thought her luck was changing when Nate Larson, lead singer for Innominate, stole her heart and showed her that she didn’t have to do it alone. While her life had never been a love song, Dani is facing the fight of her life. When she starts building up the walls around her heart again, Nate is there pulling them away one brick at a time. If she can’t let her guard down and accept his help, their journey might come to an end. Has this duet hit a sour note or can their song continue? **This book was previously published in the Sweetest Obsessions box set**

Nate Larson was the dependable one, the guy everyone counted on. He was the guy that got things done. When his band needed something, they went to him. He was solid, and he didn’t break the rules. Until Dani. Nate shouldn’t even be looking at her, but there was something about his bandmate’s sister that drew him in. He avoided drama, and Dani’s life was full of it being a single mom with a toddler. Everyone wanted to know her secrets, but Nate was keeping one of his own. Secrets push people away, but with both of them hiding something, it was bringing them closer together. Something that should tear them apart might not be the end of their story after all. It might just be their beginning.

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