The music wasn't going to save Rafe Howard this time. Music was his solace, his passion, his true love, but now it was nothing more than a job. He didn't play his guitar anymore, he worked it, like any other tool. Two decades after his one hit song in America, he finds himself opening for one of the biggest acts in the world, but instead of being excited at the opportunity, he feels humiliated, old, and pathetic. Jamie Nix is a star. He has all the natural beauty and talent, but also works hard for everything he has. He's earned his place as one of the world's biggest performers, and he has the fans, the wealth, and the fame to prove it. But there's one thing he wants more than all of that -- a chance to perform with his childhood hero, Rafe Howard. To him, Rafe will always be the headliner. When the two men meet, their chemistry is electric, their passion off the charts, but are they too far apart to build something real?
