Getting It Right

Thea

My bar is my life. I’ve sunk every last dime, every minute of my life into this place and I have no regrets. It’s my dream come true, everything I thought I needed.

Until Turner Grey walks in with a guitar for Open Mic Night. He’s a silver fox—the likes of which I’ve never seen in the wild—and at least twenty years my senior. But my body responds to him and his giant shoulders in a way I can’t explain.

And when he takes the stage and sings to me with that dark whiskey voice of his, I know this man is about change my life for the better.


Turner

I’ve fucked up a lot of things in my life—my marriage, my chance at a becoming a rock star, most of my friendships—but I have managed to fight my way to sobriety. I’m finally able to hold down a good job as a foreman and tonight I’m taking the stage for the first time in almost a decade.

I’ve missed music. It feels like a piece of me is gone and once I have that back, the only other thing I need is someone to share it with.

When I meet the sassy, incredibly sexy owner of the bar I chose as my comeback, I have a feeling that’s about to change. Especially when she bets a kiss on liking my music. Because even if it’s been years, the one thing I know I can do is sing.