Falling Down
Anne Mercier · Rockstar #1
She's had a lifelong crush on a rockstar — so when he offers one weekend, she says yes.
Description
From USA Today Bestselling Author Anne Mercier comes a fun, flirty, and laugh-out-loud fairytale-like story of a life-long crush turning into love. Jesse Kingston is a tall, dark, and gorgeous temptation I'm finding hard to resist. When he proposes a weekend together I throw caution to the wind and indulge my fantasies and give this sexy rocker what he wants and something he won't forget--me. The only questions Is one weekend going to be enough? Will our time end up changing this bad boy? Or will it end up changing me? This is not a dark romance. There is minimal angst or drama. There are lots of laughs, frequent dropping of the F-bomb, and crazy monkey s*x.
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