Carver’s Craving
Carver
I drove across the continent to escape memories of death, accusations, and a crashed career. I took refuge in the small town of Mission City, British Columbia. I’m content here with my good job and two rescue dogs, until the day I bump into an old friend. Styx is an echo of the tragedy I’m trying to forget, but he’s also broke and alone, and I have to invite him to stay with me. Problem is, he’s gorgeous temptation personified. Can I be around Styx every day without losing my peace, or my heart?
Styx
My bandmate Baxter and I were supposed to be on a road-trip to forge a new life in Vancouver, after the death of our drummer. With my vocals and guitar and his keyboard, we hoped we might still make a living from our music. Except before we got there, Baxter vanished in Mission City, BC, leaving me stranded, low on cash, and homeless in a new town. When I run into our former roadie, Carver, on the street, it’s a gift from the gods—a friendly face and a place to stay. But Carver’s also the guy I crushed on for years, and I don’t know if I have the strength to be just a friend, or to leave when it’s time for me to go.
Carver’s Craving is an age-gap, interracial, small-town romance between a rock star chasing a dream, the man he thought he’d never see again, and the two cutest rescue dogs ever.
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