There’s a fine line between sacrifice and surrender—I’ve sacrificed everything to get where I am, but surrendering her to my lifetime rival was the one choice I’ve always regretted.

I clawed my way to the top of the rock scene with nothing but raw talent and ruthless ambition. Ten years of sold-out arenas, wild nights, drugs, and a different woman in every city didn’t do anything to numb the loss.
I never expected Trissa to walk back into my life. Now she’s asked me to do the unthinkable—be her dating coach so that Peter, my ex-best friend, will finally fall ...

There’s a fine line between sacrifice and surrender—I’ve sacrificed everything to get where I am, but surrendering her to my lifetime rival was the one choice I’ve always regretted.

I clawed my way to the top of the rock scene with nothing but raw talent and ruthless ambition. Ten years of sold-out arenas, wild nights, drugs, and a different woman in every city didn’t do anything to numb the loss.
I never expected Trissa to walk back into my life. Now she’s asked me to do the unthinkable—be her dating coach so that Peter, my ex-best friend, will finally fall for her.
I can’t say no to those big sapphire eyes and her sweet, practically magical innocence.
What she doesn’t understand is that my attraction, my desire, my possessiveness over her—it never went away.
Or that giving her up a second time will break me.
As our “practice dates” blur the lines between pretend and passion, Tris starts to see the manipulative man Peter truly is. And I give in to the hope that maybe she’s finally looking at the right man.
The problem? Peter suddenly wants what he claims to be his and I’ve never been good at sharing.

Killian and Trissa’s story is a deliciously spicy, emotionally—charged rockstar romance featuring a grumpy, morally ambiguous billionaire musician who’s secretly soft for one woman—his plus size, sunshiney childhood friend who’s about to discover that the man she’s been chasing isn’t the one worth catching.
This is not your mama’s Peter Pan and Tinker Bell fairytale… because we all know Tink would have had a lot more fun with Hook.