A slow burn gay rockstar romance. Ziggy went to India. Daron traveled the world. Is the music business ready for what happens when they meet again?When last we saw guitar prodigy Daron Marks, he was on a beach in Australia on the very last day of 1989. A new decade has dawned and Daron has little choice but to embrace change. Daron embarks on a journey of artistic growth, studying more styles of guitar and music, a journey that takes him from Australia to Virginia to Spain to New York City...Ziggy's home town. Daron's been preparing for changes in his career, but is he prepared for a reunion with Ziggy? Ziggy is back and he's got a plan.Readers speak!"Star-crossed lovers-absolutely! I love Daron and Ziggy-together or apart, but better together. I love the descriptions of music in DGC, the tales of touring, the frustrations of the crooked record companies. These books read like a perch on the shoulder of a kid growing up accidentally famous in the late '80s, and I love that too.""A grand feat of altogether consummate storytelling. From the moment Daron was introduced as a teenager in the '80s in Chapter One, not only afraid of anyone finding out he's gay but so afraid of simply being gay, Tan has taken readers on a journey deep into the life of her young guitar prodigy.""I think this is my favorite volume so far. Daron takes himself on a strange side trip that helps him to develop both musically and personally, and when he gets back... everything's a little bit more interesting for it." Cecilia Tan is an award-winning author of passionate fiction. RT Book Reviews awarded her Career Achievement in Erotic Romance in 2015 and her novel Slow Surrender (Hachette/Forever, 2013) won the RT Reviewers Choice Award and the Maggie Award for Excellence from GRW in 2013. She has been publishing Daron's Guitar Chronicles as a web serial since 2009 and her Secrets of a Rock Star series is published by Hachette/Forever. Tor Books will soon be publishing her new urban fantasy series, The Vanished Chronicles, where vampires aren't real, but erotic ritual blood magic is.Many of her books include fantasy and science fiction themes, including the Magic University series, Black Feathers, The Velderet, White Flames, Mind Games, and Telepaths Don't Need Safewords. She sold her first fiction in the early 90s, and her short stories have appeared in Nerve, Ms. Magazine, Strange Horizons, and Best American Erotica. She is also the founder and editorial director of Circlet Press. Cecilia is also the editor of the Baseball Research Journal and publications director for SABR, the Society for American Baseball Research. Find out more at http://blog.ceciliatan.com
